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Friday
Jul162004

Tall Buildings

DateFriday, July 16, 2004 at 12:49PM

INTERFACES: The Museum of Modern Art has on display a "focused study of twenty-five tall buildings" that were designed in the last decade. The online presentation is a flash site with a fairly clean interface and it's packed full of great, interesting and well presented info.











Check out the online exhibit or read the New York Times' article.

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