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Long before modern cities rose across Canada, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy) were building powerful symbols of unity and community — the Longhouse.
These weren’t just houses.
They were entire clans living under one roof.
Stretching up to 100 feet long, built with wooden frames and covered in bark, longhouses were warm, strong, and designed for harsh Eastern Canadian winters. Multiple families lived inside — each with their own space, but sharing central fires.
💡 And here’s the powerful part:
The Haudenosaunee Confederacy itself was often called “The People of the Longhouse.”
The structure symbolized political unity between nations.
📍Found across what is now Ontario, Quebec, and northeastern North America.
Long before modern architecture talked about “sustainable design” and “community living”… Indigenous peoples were already doing it.
✨ Built for survival.
✨ Built for family.
✨ Built for unity.
Respect the roots. Learn the history.
👇 Would you live in a longhouse with your whole clan?

Due to popular demand: Ateneo Press reprints 'Edifice Complex' Back due to popular demand. The Ateneo University Press announced that it is reprinting a non-fiction book by art historian and architect Gerard Lico

Description:
Mears Memorial Bridge is a bridge in Alaska, United States. The nearest community to Mears Memorial Bridge is Nenana. Explore the tabs above and the information below to learn more about Mears Memorial Bridge.

Managed by:
Alaska State Parks (DNR)
Dimensions Information:
Longest span: 700 feet (210 m)

Architects: Ralph Modjeski · Angier
Opened: Feb 1923
Location: Nenana

https://www.alaskahandbook.com/places/mears-memorial-bridge/

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"This book names the top 50 must-visit churches in the PH including those you may not know about
This handsomely illustrated tome provides a historico-cultural tour covering 50 churches from Northern Luzon to Bicol, from Visayas to Mindanao.
..The cross-cultural interfacing is described by Regalado Trota José in his highly informative “Simbahán: An Illustrated Guide to 50 of the Philippines’ Must-Visit Catholic Churches” (2020, RPD Publications; available at Solidaridad Book Store, tel. 82541068), with handsome watercolor illustrations by architect-artist Allan Jay Quesada: “From the Jesuit era are the gorgeously carved baroque doors … (as well as the) retablos in the sanctuary and the left transept."
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This book names the top 50 must-visit churches in the PH including those you may not know about This handsomely illustrated tome provides a historico-cultural tour covering 50 churches from Northern Luzon to Bicol, from Visayas to Mindanao.   

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ON ARCADES, ARCADE STRUCTURES & ANGULAR PLANES ALONG FUTURE RROWS (SUCH AS ARTERIAL ROADS). The arcade and arcade structure are within property boundaries i.e. outside the road right-of-way (RROW). To create arcaded streets, the same must first be officially declared (i.e. zoned) as an arcaded street by the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) over the development e.g. LGU or DPWH or another infrastructure agency or GOCC focused on land and property development. Note the observance of the angular planes that apply to all RROWs and the front yards of properties.
Arcading i.e. providing for either or both arcades and arcade structures can be readily achieved through the approval/passage of the zoning ordinance (ZO) and/or a special ordinance (SO) for LGUs or of the detailed master development plan (DMDP) and of the updated/refined development guidelines and design guidance (DGDG) document for non-LGU AHJs.
The same shall then constitute part of the deed of restrictions (DoR) on the use/occupancy of the properties along such a declared arcaded street. Thanks.