YIKES: Excessive drinkers, beware.
These effects go way beyond the morning hangover. And we haven’t even touched upon the diseases and cancers that can be directly caused by excessive alcohol consumption.
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Someone was beating on a frame drum.
The area was thought to be devoid of other people, at least after passing a family walking out to the one car in the parking area while on my way in. So it was a bit of a letdown to suddenly hear an alto acoustic guitar start to pick up in rhythm to the frame drum.
And then the chanting. For the love of all that is good and pure in the world, oh my god the chanting. It was as if the most infectious ear worm you could possibly imagine was born and raised in solitary confinement in the middle of a Whole Foods. It was everything that was wrong in this world, all rolled into one patchouli scented song. And these two hippies who were leaning against one of the biggest trees in the grove, were rocking out as if they had not a care in the world.
It took me five days to forget that song with any success. I have to immediately put headphones on and crank something dark and heavy every now and then when it returns.
If this weren’t such an awesome spot, I might have been permanently scarred from ever returning to this grove by the experience.
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This year ArchDaily celebrates 10 years since it was first launched in Spanish as Plataforma Arquitectura. To commemorate, we sorted through the thousands of projects that have been published over the years to highlight those that represented a milestone for their time.
We also reviewed the most popular projects from each one of our sites – those that our readers highlighted through their many visits. Afterwards, we asked each one of the architects to send along additional material for their project, taking advantage of new technologies that exist and that can help our readers better understand the works.
The compilation of this material allows us to present our selection of the Top 100 Projects. These 100 projects make up a list of interesting case studies and references for millions of architects, students and specialists who are in search of the most important and inspiring projects from around the world. This section will have greater visibility on our site, exponentially increasing the global impact and opportunities that these projects can create.
The Top 100 list that we present today wouldn’t have been possible without the help of all of the architects involved, each of whom voluntarily agreed to send us additional material to enhance their former publications. Thanks to this new information, our readers can now immerse themselves in the project space through virtual models and interactive plans, in addition to viewing floorplans and images taken by some of the best photographers around the world.
As a source of inspiration for architects and students, one of our goals is to make design material available that can be used for educational purposes. The 3D models, which can be seen using the Sketchfab Virtual Reality plugin, the design files, which can be explored using the Autodesk A360 plugin, and the option to zoom in on the images to examine details, are all powerful learning tools.
In addition, as a way to help the thousands of architects that want to know what materials were used for the construction of their favorite projects, we have added a list of specifications that includes the specific products used for each project.
We thank all of the architects that have been part of this selection and we hope that this list is full of inspiration and knowledge for our readers.
View the Top 100, here:
ArchDaily’s Top 100 Projects in the US
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