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Anthony Paletta

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Writes about things that relate to architecture and things that don't. Opinions are not my own. Always open to work! anthony.paletta@gmail.com
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A Mary Ellen Carroll retrospective in Houston is a glimpse into the “financial, legal, political apparatuses” behind architecture

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By Anthony Paletta Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
How to Talk Dirty and Influence People Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Mary Ellen Carroll Houston, Texas Through November 1 Gordon Matta-Clark would slice and dice buildings, Rachel Whiteread used them as formwork, and Christo and Jean-Claude dressed them up. But Mary Ellen Carroll, a New York City–based conceptual artist with a long spell in Texas, is different.
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Building New York’s First Passive House Community

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By Anthony Paletta Verified
| Metropolis Magazine Verified
The Catskill Project is a 90-acre community of carbon neutral homes designed with residents’ health and wellbeing in mind. By: Anthony Paletta It’s a great thing that there have been an increasing number of passive houses built in recent years. The problem is that they tend to come one at a time, while carbon-intensive houses appear by the dozens or hundreds.
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By Anthony Paletta Verified
| Dezeen Verified
The completed Obama Presidential Center represents a concerning shift in the image ex-presidents want to convey, writes Anthony Paletta. It's a rare moment to have not one, but two presidential libraries prominent in the news. Typically the domain of a sort of quaint, civic Americana, the present two – the now-open Obama Presidential Center and the preliminary-rendering-phase Trump library – represent towering swerves from the model.
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