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The art of architecture #11
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged Enterprise architecture, profession on 2009-05-01 | Leave a Comment »
When architecture tools grow up
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged Enterprise architecture, future, profession, Tool on 2009-03-12 | Leave a Comment »
In his visualization of a tale about the love between a man and woman, the multitalented Bruce Branit shows the architecture community an astonishing vision of the future for design tools. Not only that, he manages to show some of the basic traits of the profession of architects and architecture as it probably has never [...]
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