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Anjulie Rao

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I write about the built environment. bylines in a lot of places.
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Rubble From 9/11 Was Sent to Just One Landfill. This Photographer Has Spent 9 Years Documenting It

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By Anjulie Rao
| Yahoo Life Verified
Jade Doskow's work from Freshkills Park is proof that even a former dump can become a poignant place of mourning. After the 9/11 attacks in New York City, nearly 1.5 million tons of rubble were removed from the site and sent to Staten Island's Fresh Kills landfill. Once the largest dump in the world, the 2,200-acre site had already been decommissioned, and a competition for park designers launched, when it was selected as the place where Ground Zero materials would be redirected.
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Inside the Unconventional College That Blends Classical Building Trades With Liberal Arts Education

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By Anjulie Rao
| Yahoo Life Verified
American College of the Building Arts in Charleston offers students a unique education in traditional building crafts alongside a liberal arts curriculum. ACBA students spend thousands of hours mastering skills in blacksmithing, timber framing, architectural stone carving, plastering, architectural carpentry, and classical architecture and design.
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In Flyway City , Studio Gang gets beyond bird glass with its vision for a more inclusive metropolis

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By Anjulie Rao
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
In the early-morning hours, or after a particularly drenching rain, pop your head outside and you’ll hear the birds rioting. You don’t have to be an expert birder to know that what you hear is specific to your city, or sometimes even to your block.
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