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Showing posts with label The Boy in the Plastic Bubble. Show all posts
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Saturday, May 9, 2009

Solution to a Flint Fantasy: Inflatable Buildings

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The German architecture firm Raumlabor brings Spacebuster to NYC. I know Flint has enough real worries without having to deal with hypotheti...
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