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The Berg Manifesto:

While big and wealthy cities in many parts of the world challenge the limits of possibility by building gigantic hotels with fancy shapes, erecting sky-high offce towers or constructing hovering philharmonic temples, Berlin sets up a decent mountain. Its peak exceeds 1000 metres and is covered with snow from September to March…

Hamburg, as stiff as fat, turns green with envy, rich and once proud Munich starts to feel ashamed of its distant Alp-panorama and planners of the Middle-East, experienced in taking the spell off any kind of architectural utopia immediately design authentic copies of the iconic Berlin-Mountain. Tempelhof no longer only is on Berliners’ minds: People come in focks to – not to see the mountain. Thus,

Come and see The Berg!

German architect Jakob Tigges has projected a new and visionary landmark in Berlin. He plans to build a mountain of 1,000 meters high called “The Berg”, which would become a never-before-seen tourist destination in the German capital city. Seen at Plataforma Arquitectura.

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The Danube Panorama Project is an experimental approach to photographic mapping and cartography. It’s goal is to produce a full panorama of the Danube’s river sides by digitally slit-scanning its coastlines, resulting in a unique ‘cross section’ of contemporary Europe.

The Danube – « Europe’s River of Destiny » – connecting Western, Central and Eastern Europe uniquely reflects the shifting relationships of its peoples, cultures and religions in its accumulated history and contemporary dimensions. It is as much a cultural as a geographic landscape. It will guide as a symbolic red line of this intense survey

http://www.danubepanorama.net

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« the small town of Concrete. Named after the Pet Shop Boys’ 2006 live album. Population 845. All names of things amused me there: Concrete High School, Concrete Antiques & Collectibles, Concrete Theatre, Concrete Airport. And for such a small town, there seems to be an inordinate amount of churches.  »

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