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BUILDING MODERNITY

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The Way We Build

By Sid Gomez Hildawa | February 4, 2007 - 12:00am

The building of an architectural edifice does not end with the opening of its doors to users and visitors. Accor-ding to recent art theory, the act of building conti-nues in our conscious-ness as we experience...

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