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inside Kimpton Clocktower
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Tagged construction, design, history, Manchester, rhythm, Urban
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The System That Punishes Beautiful Design
[…] All content directed, written and (partially) edited by John Mauriello. John Mauriello has been working professionally as an industrial designer since 2010. He is a former adjunct professor at California College of the Arts. Everyone’s been complaining about how … Continue reading
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Grenada Betrayal: Maurice Bishop’s Murder and People’s Rights #shorts
A personal loss reverberates from revolution to betrayal. Those responsible for Maurice Bishop’s house arrest are implicated in his murder. The people of Grenada, and the wider Caribbean region, were ultimately betrayed by their leadership. #GrenadaRevolution #PoliticalBetrayal #MauriceBishop #CaribbeanHistory #SocialJustice … Continue reading
The Stones That Predict Catastrophe
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Tagged construction, Culture, Environment, history, infrastructure, Japan
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Slavery in French Caribbean
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Manchester’s weird time-warp ghost-town
Holt Town is an industrial pocket of Manchester, just outside the city centre. It’s more than just a tram stop no one uses and a dusty, old set of mills used by young digital start-ups and artists. It was once … Continue reading
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Tagged construction, Culture, Environment, history, infrastructure, Manchester
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