Ever notice that sophisticated architectural renderings make construction projects look impossibly attractive. Exactly, says Dwell senior editor Geoff Manaugh, who blogs at bldgblog.blogspot.com. That’s precisely the point.
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On The Media: Building Hype
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On The Media: Building Hype
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On The Media: Building Hype
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On The Media: Building Hype
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