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New documentation showing how the #Twin #Towers collapsed during the #911 ''terrorist attack'' in New York
According to the reports, this is a once lost and previously unpublished video taken on a professional camera by the Japanese photographer 'Ki Sugimoto'
Recorded on an old Sony VX2000 mini-DV camcorder. This is the only known footage of the collapse that wasn't filmed from South or East of the towers.

It was a #controlled #Demolition disguised as a terrorist attack...

9/11 New Found Video from Japanese Tourist Emerges (plz read below video)

mirrored from rumble New documentation showing how the Twin Towers collapsed during the 9/11 ''terrorist attack'' in New York According to the reports, this is a once lost and previously unpublished video taken on a professional camera by the Japa…

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pic of the clocktower
Manifold Clock Tower, Camperdown, Victoria between 1897-1905ish. Image from here.
The original construction of the 31.4 metre high Gothic Revival style tower was funded by the pioneering Camperdown family, the Manifolds, in memory of Thomas Peter Manifold who died in a hunting accident in 1895 at the age of 32.
As you do.
the elms that line the street went in around the same time.
A man who knows the tower well
and the Robbie Burns Festival bc Camperdown is, as we all know, also home to the oldest statue of the poet himself. It was once perfectly fine amongst the Gardens until it was vandalised (what could they have against the Scots?!) so now it's in the Council Offices. i hope they're happy.
It's said that as settlement went west,the Irish went as far as Koroit and the Scots folk went on. this isnt entirely true, of course, but a nice enough yarn.

#towers #clocks #poets

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Adjaye Associates designs mass-timber building covered in plants for Toronto's waterfront

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Architecture studio Adjaye Associates has designed a plant-covered building called Timber House as part of a developement on Toronto's waterfront that will include buildings by Alison Brooks Architects and Henning Larsen.

Set back from the waterfront, the long and narrow Timber House will reportedly be one of the largest residential mass-timber structures in Canada, when it completes.

Set to contain affordable housing units as well as homes for senior citizens, the building's facade will be crisscrossed by narrow beams and have patios for greenery.

It has been announced as part of the Quayside development in Toronto, alongside structures by Alison Brooks Architects and Danish studio Henning Larsen.

Aerial Quayside Adjaye Mass Timber Toronto Adjaye Associate's mass-timber building (top) will be built as part of Toronto's Quayside development (above)

Designed for developers Dream Unlimited and Great Gulf, Quayside will include five towers, urban green space, and cultural buildings dedicated to the local Indigenous nation.

It will occupy 12 acres along the lakefront of the Canadian city.

rooftop gardens at Adjaye Mass timber plant coveredTimber House will have rooftop gardens and greenhouses

According to Waterfront Toronto, a governmental organisation leading the development of the site, Quayside will be "the first all-electric, zero-carbon community at this scale".

"We set out to make Quayside the kind of community that meaningfully improves the lives of its residents, neighbours and visitors," said George Zegarac, president of Waterfront Toronto.

Urban forest Quayside An urban forest between the buildings will be a car-free zone

The proposal includes more than 800 units of affordable housing across all of the buildings.

In addition to Adjaye Associate's Timber House, Quayside will include Western Curve, an Alison Brook Architects-designed tower that rises up from slender arches. Sited directly next to Western Curve will be Dutch studio Henning Larsen's tower called The Overstorey.

Alison Brooks' Plant covered tower quaysideAlison Brooks' Western Curve will be covered in round balconies and plants

A community forest by SLA Landscape Architects will occupy the space between the narrow Timber House and the row of towers. This two-acre space will provide "a network of car-free green spaces for residents and visitors".

The design for teh developments cultural buildings has not yet been revealed, but it will be geared towards celebrating the Indigenous community.

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"As Host First Nation, we will continue to work to ensure that Quayside will be a place that celebrates Indigenous history and presence and lays the foundation for a good future based on inclusion, respect and reconciliation," said Stacey LaForme, chief of the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation.

There will also be a community care hub for healthcare and "offering a range of programs and services to support aging-in-place" as well as infrastructure for recreation for the community.

Henning Larsen Overstorey Toronto QuaysideHenning Larsen's Overstorey building will be situated across from Adjaye Associates block

Previously, the site was going to be developed by Sidewalk Toronto, a project of Sidewalk Labs, the subsidiary of Google.

Those plans included designs by Snøhetta and Heatherwick Studio for a smart, mass-timber neighbourhood. The plans were ultimately scrapped in 2020 because of the pandemic.

Other projects under development in Toronto include Safdie Architect's Orca, a set of housing blocks connected by bridges as well as plans by Diamond Schmitt Architects to transform Ontario Place into a wellness destination.

The images are courtesy of Waterfront Toronto.

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Adjaye Associates designs mass-timber building covered in plants for Toronto's waterfront | Dezeen

Adjaye Associates' new plant-covered design, called Timber House, in Toronto will be one of the largest residential mass-timber structures in Canada.

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