Month: November 2002

Today’s NY Times carries an article on urban ecology. As cities become more and more important players in the global biosphere, their own ecologies become more complex. See Wild Cities: It’s a Jungle Out There

The NYTimes reports that following the contribution of diesel fuel to the fire at World Trade Center 7, concerns are being raised about the storage of fuel in telecom hotels in the NYC area and beyond.

Architecture Urbanism Design Collaborative [AUDC] will be showing the Cardboard Orthogonal Blob and other projects at the Collectives and Manifestos show at the Pompey AD Gallery, 115 Grand St, between Broadway and Mercer, tonight in New York City.

After being asked not to photograph a number of New York city’s telco hotels, I visited the Prada store to look for evidence of the elevator rescue. Could this be a newly installed escape hatch?

Cryptome.org Eyeballs the Telephone Switching Hubs in Downtown Manhattan

The New Scientists carries an article on the recent round of hacker attacks on the Internet.

If you’re a fan of the California coast, the California Coastal Records Project should satisfy you.

My friend Renu sent me this link:Evacuated Tube Transport