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Manchester School of Architecture presents 13 student projects - Vimarsana News

Manchester School of Architecture presents 13 student projects

A landscaping project designed for refugees is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Manchester School of Architecture.

Source: dezeen.com
AJ Student Prize 2022: University of Manchester/Manchester Metropolitan University - Vimarsana News

AJ Student Prize 2022: University of Manchester/Manchester Metropolitan University

About the Manchester School of Architecture Location Manchester • Courses BA (Hons) Architecture, MArch • Head of school Kevin Singh • Full-time tutors 58

Manchester Metropolitan University presents 11 undergraduate projects - Vimarsana News

Manchester Metropolitan University presents 11 undergraduate projects

A facility for researching possible life forms and ateliers focused on cultural heritage feature in this school show by Manchester Metropolitan University.

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Windows broken as another geyser erupts on central Wellington street, capital's water woes continue - Vimarsana News

Windows broken as another geyser erupts on central Wellington street, capital's water woes continue

A motel’s windows are the latest victim of Wellington’s water woes after yet another unexpected geyser burst forth from a central city road when contractors accidently severed a drinking water pipe.

Wellington.scoop.co.nz » Burst water main and geyser in Majoribanks Street - Vimarsana News

Wellington.scoop.co.nz » Burst water main and geyser in Majoribanks Street

Wellington.Scoop Wellington pipes at Mt Vic right now. pic.twitter.com/FzTJIzRUSJ Though workers were called to deal with the problem, it was not mentioned on the website of Wellington Water. However the Wellington City Council did know what was happening and at 4.15 it explained: A contractor has hit a small pipe (20mm) while servicing a building. Residents still have water and it should be repaired within the next hour or so. The DomPost reports that Apollo Lodge Motel manager Vikram Kaushal said four of his windows were cracked when stones were thrown into the air along with a stream of wa...