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Basically, a podcast is a series of audio recordings that are broadcast on the web. After recording an episode and exporting it to your hard drive as an mp3 or m4a file, you can then upload it on to the class blog or your own blog using podpress. Here are some general instructions I found on using garageband from […]
Stephen Elliott IDC 4001H March 11 2014 I stand motionless at the median, subsumed by a shadow colossal. Under the cooling gaze of steel girders; the brash indifference of rusting rivets, I feel infinitesimally meaningless. Insignificant. I am but a flake of oxidation cast from the highest point of the empire state. Each day I […]
New York City is almost synonymous to the tall skyscrapers towering over humans and gently grazing the blue sky. During the era of the Empire State Building, architects and construction builders were obsessed with the idea of building up and building tall. When the Empire State Building was finished in 1931, it stood for 40 […]
New York has a long history of big buildings and particularly skyscrapers. As it became one of the largest cities in the world, rapid urban growth posed a range of problems and challenges. The answer to this increased population density and demand for space came from new buildings that enabled the city to expand upward […]
Pessia Goldberg IDC 4001H – Prof. Maciuika 03/10/14 The latest trend in skyscraper development centers on making the new buildings taller and thinner than ever. This allows for more new construction as additional apartments are added to the tops of skyscrapers instead of to the packed city streets. While this definitely makes sense from an […]
Joseph Maugeri Let’s begin by looking at a simple relationship. Supply and Demand. If there is a demand for a certain item, it shall be supplied. Thus is the case with menial items such as basic clothing, shelter, and food. It is also the case with ornate items to satiate the wealthy. Luxury cars and […]
Skyscrapers are a given in New York City, and it seems like a given that they are getting more and more slender. We are running out of space and the only way to continue building and continue to pad the pocketbooks of developers/owners/architects that are a major part of the building process. A slender building […]
Moving photographs of families in matching Polo button-down, abstract post-modern sculptures painted in rust orange and caramel frappuccino beige, and sleek bookshelves with encyclopedias and New York Time’s best sellers line the glass walls. Yorkies bark at the housekeepers, who are ironing personally deigned suits and dresses that will likely not be warn again. The […]
