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GEOG 340: Day 16 Integrating Nature into the Built Environment, and Making Cities Less Boring

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Page 1: Integrating Nature into the Built Environment, and Making Cities Less Boring

GEOG 340: Day 16

Integrating Nature into the Built Environment, and Making Cities Less Boring

Page 2: Integrating Nature into the Built Environment, and Making Cities Less Boring

Housekeeping Items

» Still working on the assignments.» Next Tuesday, “Salmon Confidential” is

showing at 7 p.m. in Building 200, Room 203 (the auditorium).

» In the folder, there is a notice of a presentation by Horticulture students on Friday concerning new Culinary Arts students’ gardens.

» Today, after showing you another interesting architect’s work, I’ll show “Biophilic Design.”

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Hundertwasser

» In addition to Antoni Gaudi, who died in 1926 after being run over by a tram, another inter-esting architect (and artist) who was born two years after Gaudi is Friedensreich Hunder-twasser, an Austrian. He has also designed some astounding buildings, most of which are found in Vienna.

» For more information, see Wikipedia and http://www.hundertwasser.com/index_en.php.

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Major structures byHundertwasser. In Hundertwasser Haus,on right, every unit isunique.