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Remember to keep on drawing. How else are we going to catalyze the impending renaissance.

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Myarchn is like facebook, turned inside out. Reverse the color scheme, add friends because of pre conceived subject, and enjoy a peace-ful community. That being said MyarchN is a conduit for architecture and the future that may be unparalleled, because of not only the community setting but the global and universal subject matter. This type of network is, in my opinion,…

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I predict this website might explode any day. It's an awesome community. And, thanks to everyone involved for making this such a great place, but also, for one which may have profound significance for the future.

The design is based on a combination of two things; a spiral, and a twelve pointed star, or rather, a double hexagon, specifically. Both the spiral and the hexagon have vast historical references and significance, be it numerology, design, architecture, '(sacred)' geometry, or art.

As potential templates for the future of architecture, design, landscape development and evironmental design, these simple shapes (hexagon, circle) have great usefulness, resonance, and beauty. The grid we…

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A response to my query. So soon?! Not all that suprising, I guess, but this may be one good example of green architecture and scul

pture that compares to concrete. And so does, of course, stone

TECHNICAL ISSUES. As a plasterer, sculptor, and designer, I love the use of decorative concrete in interior construction and contemporary design, however one of the things that I dislike about it is the aspect of emissions that come from concrete. Not only are there emissions created during the production of concrete, but the cementious ingredient in the concrete recipe still gives off emissions in your home. This is probably small in relation to the amount vapours that all the fabricated… Continue