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Washington's Delaware crossing helped keep American Revolution viable – Butler Eagle - Vimarsana News

Washington's Delaware crossing helped keep American Revolution viable – Butler Eagle

Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River from Bucks County, Pa., to New Jersey on Christmas night 1776 ignited a series of military actions culminating in the Battle of Princeton on Jan. 3, 1777. ...

Obituary: Victoria George Ewing, 1937-2023 - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Victoria George Ewing, 1937-2023

South Burlington woman loved Lake Champlain, a good Celtics game and traveling and was grateful for the simple things in life

Four masonry cultural buildings by Architecture Research Office: Your Next Employer? - Vimarsana News

Four masonry cultural buildings by Architecture Research Office: Your Next Employer?

Following last week’s visit to Massachussets-based I-Kanda Architects, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to New York this week to explore the work of Architecture Research Office. From their studio in Brooklyn, the firm has built a portfolio that, in their words, “unites beauty...

Participatory Planning: Shaping Cities through Community Engagement - Vimarsana News

Participatory Planning: Shaping Cities through Community Engagement

Participatory planning efforts in Helsinki, Auroville, Istanbul, and Calgary put their citizens at the heart of their design and decision-making processes.

Disasters "very rarely not a design failure" says expert Lucy Easthope - Vimarsana News

Disasters "very rarely not a design failure" says expert Lucy Easthope

Emergency planner Lucy Easthope gets "chills at the back of the neck" when hearing that architects are working pro bono on disaster recovery.

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