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Cotter Avenue House by Team Green Architects

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By Sam Harnett 
| The Local Project
Situated in a quiet residential enclave with a generous and enviable outlook, Cotter Avenue House focuses on the landscape. Team Green Architects proposes a modest and protective home for its residents, drawing on a robust simplicity to ground the form amongst the natural. With closely flanked neighbours located on either side, Cotter Avenue House is a clever insertion that, once inside, ensures it is easy to forget the proximity to others.
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Want To Hear The First Advertisement For A Soda, Recorded A Century Ago? Now You Can

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By Sam Harnett , Chris Hoff
| LAist
Start your day with LAist Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. The first audio advertisement for a soda. A vaudeville act about sneezes. A home "exercise tape" from the 1920s, featuring a man giving calisthenics instructions accompanied by an orchestra. One of the first live music performances recorded, a 4,000-person choir in London singing Handel.
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Want to hear the first advertisement for a soda, recorded a century ago? Now you can

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By Sam Harnett , Chris Hoff
| WGVU-FM (Grand Rapids, MI)
Hulton Archive / Getty Images American inventor and businessman Thomas Edison with an Edison Standard Phonograph, at his lab in West Orange, New Jersey, 1906. The first audio advertisement for a soda. A vaudeville act about sneezes. A home "exercise tape" from the 1920s, featuring a man giving calisthenics instructions accompanied by an orchestra. One of the first live music performances recorded, a 4,000-person choir in London singing Handel.
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