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The Last Ten Years in Architecture

Posted by: Nate Berg

18 December 2009 - 10:00am

Treehugger's Lloyd Alter takes a look back at the last ten years of architecture and finds some progressive trends and positive signs for the future.

"It was a wild ride of a decade for architecture. Green building got real; the economic boom created new centers of excellence and horror; computers, 9/11, green roofs and green walls all changed how we design buildings. We look at 14 themes, memes and dreams that changed architecture in the decade."

Full Story: The Decade in Review: 14 Themes, Memes, and Dreams in Architecture
Source: Treehugger, December 17, 2009
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