The bar-tailed godwit, on her epic annual migration, leaves her nest every spring. After over 7,500 miles on the wing, she needs to find a place to land. Any decent, dry nest will do the job admirably the first night, she is exhausted. But soon enough, she will want to feather her nest 'just so' …
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A 'good building', according to the first century Roman Architect Vitruvius, embodies utilitas, firmitas, and venustas (commodity, firmness and delight). The Modern Architect, through the practice of Responsive Design, is also bound by conscientia (awareness). A building, new or already built, can no longer exist unaware of the impact it has on it's occupants, the …
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