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Media:
-Primed with acrylic and then a layer of melted wax.
-Painted in oil paint from a photograph I took.
Size: A3
Maurizio Bussolo presented at the WIDER Seminar Series on 23 January 2019.
Abstract – Towards a new social contract: taking on distributional tensions in Europe and Central Asia
Event details www.wider.unu.edu/event/maurizio-bussolo%C2%A0-taking-dis...
Deals Gateway (ONE SE8) Development by Burwell Deakins Architects Ltd. Photography by Joas Souza | Architectural and Aerial Photographer (www.joasphotographer.com)
This building which I sadly don't know the name of is part of the NOMA development in the city centre & will be brought to life with a tower block built on it.
All from the same floret, the ones near the bottom mature faster than those at the top of the spike. Earliest development only show the anthers (central floret has fully developed anthers), later florets (to the right) show well developed stigma. The last one on the right has three stigma, which I think is more unusual.
For an idea of scale, the background is velcro hoops.
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The Development Board Winter Reception took place on February 15, 2023, hosted by Georgiana and Rob Ladd.
Another view of one of the attractive older buildings on Ashmun Street in downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
The excessive development of Darwin is forcing many people further to the edge of an quickly diminishing fringe.
My bike is parked on what had been a slope leading to One Mile Dam Camp.
Now there is a pile of earth towering over the camp giving developers a view down over those resilient urban residents who refuse to be pushed out.
But this is just a picture of my bike..!
The bike is my preferred transport for skirting the fringes.
This isn't me, but it's one of the developers who works for me. We're trying like hell to meet a deadline that is fast rushing up on us. Hope we make it!
I was inspired by the Gowanus Lounge blog (http://www.gowanuslounge.blogspot.com) to take some photos of some of the changes in my neighborhood. This building occupies the spot where an odd ramshackle house once stood. It's most distinctive feature was the front "door" that extended out from the main house. Over the door was a ratty looking mounted deer head w. antlers and an old-fashioned red X-mas bulb shoved in the place where it's nose should have been. The kid that lived in the house ran over a stray kitten with his bike. Don't know what happened to the kid, but this building is a definite improvement though surrounded by confusion!
China's engagement with matters of peace and security in Africa has recently become more prominent. This can be seen in peacekeeping, peacebuilding, conflict mediation, or the measures adopted at the 6th Forum for China-Africa Cooperation summit in December 2015 to strengthen cooperation on peace and security. These underlined how important these are to China's evolving policy engagement with the African continent, including how security relates to development. These panels will bring together leading academic and policy experts from China and Europe to discuss key themes and issues about China's engagement with peace and security in Africa.
Speakers:
- Zhang Hui (Saferworld)
- Niall Duggan (University College Cork)
- Mathieu Duchatel (European Council on Foreign Relations)
- Ilaria Carrozza (LSE)
- Zhang Chun (Shanghai Institutes for International Studies)
- Chris Alden (LSE/SAIIA)
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Waikato Development vs Bay of Plenty Development at Waikato Stadium, 23 September 2012. Photos from Annette Johnston (Heddfan Photography).
Waikato Development vs Northland Development at Waikato Stadium, 1 September 2012. Photos from Annette Johnston (Heddfan Photography).
Larry Legend, 49, of Long Beach, believes that commercial development could be beneficial to the area if moderated correctly (Photo Credit - Sean O'Kane).
Allegheny Commons
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Listed 09/17/2013
Reference Number: 13000740
Allegheny Commons is significant under National Register Criterion A in the area of Community Planning and Development and under Criterion C in the area of Landscape Architecture. With a period of significance extending from 1868 to 1967, Allegheny Commons is the oldest public park in Pittsburgh, the city's only formal urban park, and one of the first public parks developed west of the Allegheny Mountains. As such, Allegheny Commons embodies the distinctive characteristics of a sequence of movements in landscape design and urban park development from the 1860s to the 1960s, both as they emerged nationally and as they were adopted locally in Pittsburgh . Its character as a large park located in the center of a dense urban setting derives from the fact that the land was set aside for common grazing pasture when the once-independent town of Allegheny was surveyed in 1788. As Allegheny urbanized in the mid-191th century, the commons became derelict and disused, until its citizens pressed for it to be transformed into a public park. In this, Allegheny followed the lead of other cities such as New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, which were then developing elaborate public parks in which their citizens could seek despite from industrial pollution and urban overcrowding, and led the Pittsburgh region in public open space planning. The park was designed by the firm of Mitchell and Grant in 1867 utilizing a combination of formal, classical planning and picturesque landscape design which was ideally suited to its unique site . Over the ensuing. 100 years, Allegheny Commons retained many of the character-defining features of its original design, while accommodating an increasing emphasis on recreational activities in the early 20th century as well as elements of modern landscape design added pursuant to park planning campaigns in the 1930s and the 1960s.
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