​Keys on the counter
Off the wock
“Imma bend some blocks”

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​Israeli-Canadian architect Moshe Safdie's bright and green designs are traveling the globe

More than 50 years after Habitat 67 was built, its principles are finding new life around the world

​By Alicia Cox Thomson from Maclean's

​Israeli-Canadian architect Moshe Safdie’s career philosophy—“For Everyone A Garden”—espouses his belief that green space, natural light and fresh air are basic human rights. Habitat, the modular housing complex he designed for Expo ’67 in Montreal, was the public debut of this concept. An urban community unlike anything seen in Canada, Habitat quickly cemented its place in Montreal’s landscape; a warren of cubes, glass and gardens set on the St. Lawrence River.
Safdie went on to become one of the most prolific and successful architects of the 20th century, bringing his perspective to residences, businesses and museums around the world.

​The ideals of Habitat sparked a year-long study in 2010 that led to global expansion of the project. High-density housing complexes were planned for urban centres around the world—the third Habitat-inspired building is scheduled for completion this year. Each location presented environmental, cultural and even building code differences that impacted design and construction while still upholding Safdie’s ideal of For Everyone A Garden.
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“We need to integrate architecture with nature. That’s a long-term message,” Safdie said in a short film, Habitat in Nature, produced to explore the tenets of his philosophy and celebrate Phase 2 of a Habitat project in China. “It’s not a one-timer, it’s not a one-liner, and it won’t be achieved by one generation. And Habitat in a sense is a seed of a DNA that needs to evolve.”

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6. The Clerestory is a chief feature in Ancient Egyptian Architecture The term indicates the windows placed above eye level. This feature was first implemented in Egyptian temples to pour sunlight into the interior space as a symbol of purity and sacredness. Later, the Romans used it in their design of the Basilicas like the Cathedral of Montreal in Italy. 10-things-you-did-not-know-about-egyptian-architecture
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10. Egyptian Architecture is strongly associated with Astronomy Egyptians intended to build meaningful structures. Thus, they believed that the best way to do that was to align their buildings with the important stars they discovered at that time. For instance, the air shafts in the king’s chamber were positioned to align with the Thuban. It is now known as the Pole star. Furthermore, temples were astronomically connected to significant events such as Solstices and Equinoxes. It requires precise measurements at the moment; however, they managed to do it effortlessly back then.  10-things-you-did-not-know-about-egyptian-architecture
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From Inspirations from the World of Pure Spirits

The 11th marked the 4th anniversary of Food4Thought, a track that I haven't been proud to share to this point considering the content... Chase set the tone on this one masterfully and I'm grateful to have contributed, but birth is pain I'll never know. A perception and distortion thing. Don't forget where you came from.

Yeah, so today marks the SIXTH (I said 5) year anniversary of my debut album "SupaDupaFrizzle"

*crowd roars*

​Thank you thank you. It was produced by myself and BankrollOnaBeat, and distributed through A.Muse Audio. Blah blah video below!

Yeah, man, this was slated for release at the beginning of 2021. While I was initially  unsatisfied with the way it came out, I held on to it in hopes of rerecording it, only to get over that whole lil bout of perfectionism in a moment of respect for @WontonSean501 verse. Guess it be like that.