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| Loose Change
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My friend persuaded me to watch this video and I found it a bit shocking. It`s not about textile industry, but I`ve decided to share it.
"This is the best damn 9-11 documentary out there." -Dave vonKleist, Producer of "911:In Plane Site"
Loose
Change is an extremely hard
hitting, heavily referenced documentary. It has the best footage that I have seen to date, of all the bombs and explosions going off at the World Trade Center. He covers each individual aspect of 9/11 in keen detail, and after watching '
Loose
Change' it is almost impossible to walk away and not believe that 9/11 was engineered, not by Osama, but by our own Government.
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| National Swimming Centre
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National Swimming Centre
2008 Olympics
Beijing, China
Hello to everyone!
I’m
not aware of overall community audience opinion but I, personally, find
the opportunity to share issues of my interest with other open-minded
people exciting.
Some
time ago I remember Discovery channel showed Beijing venues planned to
be constructed for Olympics 2008 in China. One of architectural
decisions I liked a lot. Probably one of the reasons is that it touches
upon my professional interests and tech textile industry of course.
Maybe the majority will consider this information a bit dated, but
anyway I’d like to tell a few words about the structure known as
“Watercube”.
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| Frei Otto Life and his Lightweight tensile membrane structures
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Otto studied architecture in Berlin before being drafted into the Luftwaffe as a fighter pilot in the last years of World War II. It is said that he was interred in a French POW camp and, with his aviation engineering training and lack of material and an urgent need for housing, began experimenting with tents for shelter. After the war he studied briefly in the US and visited Erich Mendelsohn, Mies van der Rohe, Richard Neutra, and Frank Lloyd Wright. He began private practice in Germany in 1952. His saddle-shaped cable-net music pavilion at the Bundesgartenschau Kassel in Stuttgart brought him his first significant attention. He earned a doctorate about tensioned constructions in 1954.
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