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Greetings From an Awesome Future: BLDGBLOG’s Geoff Manaugh Comes to Philadelphia

Hayley Richardson | Tue, Mar 25th, 2008 | Category: Reviews | Tags: detroit, university of pennsylvania, landscape futures, bldgblog book, camilo vergara, sarejevo, jg ballard, bldgblog, ben franklin parkway, walkable cities, jean baudrillard, geoff manaugh | 0

Geoff Manaugh, the puppeteer behind the much-loved BLDGBLOG and purveyor of all things speculative, spoke Friday at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design. He regaled the crowd with tales from the landscape future, in a lecture that was akin to a mad dash through the head of a child who’s interested in everything, and won’t be deterred by practical constraints.

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