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Architects, firms, organizations

  • Howard Madole - award winning architect who worked mostly in the southwestern USA. I've never requested a page before but was surprised not to find him in Wikipedia. This page has links to lots of other references about Mr. Madole

Marsha Mardock. "Howard Madole".

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  • Iman Ansari - architect, urbanist, and founding principal of AN.ONYMOUS

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  • Uzo Nishiyama - Japanese city planner and architect; devoted Communist; has a memorial library

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  • Ecobuild - world's-largest annual event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment

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  • Reiulf Ramstad Architects - award-winning Norwegian-based firm; highlighted as a "leading architect of the 21st century" by WANs 21 for 21 Awards; multiple awards for Trollstigen at Architizer A+ Awards

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  • Nigel Peake - architect/illustrator; lives in Ireland; trained as an architect at the University of Edinburgh; drawings and paintings have been exhibited in various places in the world

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  • Line and Space - award winning Tucson, Arizona based firm focused on the design of innovative and ecologically sound buildings

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  • W. Scott Dunne - Dallas-based architect, designer of 20 or so theaters for the Interstate United chain in the 1920s and 30s, the Fair Park Band Shell, the Bagdad Supper Club (nightclub), and a number of houses. But apparently he did NOT design the Texas Theatre in Seguin, despite error by Cinema Treasures Requested by WoodyinNYC (talk · contribs). Requested on 07:20, 30 November 2013 (UTC). [reply]
  • Pascall+Watson - London based International Architecture Company. Specialising in airport terminals. Currently (2013-2014) ranked 12th in AJ100

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  • Mechanical Contractor - When I pass by construction sites I often see trucks and (more typically) vans labeled, "Mechanical Contractors" and was wondering exactly what that means. Based largely upon my observation of the presence of these trucks and vans at different stages in the building process I think the term may generally mean building contractors who specialize in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work, but it might also include surveyors and those who do structural engineering and analysis. I'm sure I'm not the only person to wonder this, so it would be helpful to have an Wiki article on it. Note to Editor - Before adding this request, I looked through the various categories and thought this might be most germane. Feel free to move this request to a different category if you know of one with more appropriate content. Many thanks
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Buildings

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  • Aldborough House - Dublin’s last great house of the eighteenth century, amongst the most important surviving historic houses in Ireland
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"Balfour Building". Toronto, Ontario, Canada. UrbanDB. Retrieved 25 February 2013.

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"La Compañía de Jesús (Jesuit Church) - Cusco, Peru". Sacred-destinations.com. Retrieved 2012-09-30.

Marks, Monica (December 22, 2012). "Tunisian Dictator's Possessions to be Sold at Public Auction". The New York Times

Fulford, Robert (2000-05-08). "The Concourse: Art Deco worth saving". National Post. Retrieved 25 February 2013. "Save the Concourse Building". Omnitectural forum. Retrieved 25 February 2013.

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Kramer, Andrew E. (1 January 2013). "Malls Blossom in Russia, With a Middle Class". The New York Times. Retrieved 2 January 2013.

  • Walthamstow Town Hall - London, an impressive civic building designed by P.D. Hepworth and built during 1937-42. It is Grade 2 listed.
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