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tadao ando and james turrell
If you like Taodao Ando, then defintiely you will like this book. If you are architecture student, surely Naoshima island of Japan is a must place to visit. If you fond of light, you will like this book too since it includes James Turrell's work. see what he wrote about light "I feel that...(0回应)
Like a snack
life is short and transicient, so we can lower our standard and requirement while seeking happyness from reading. Studying abroad could be fun, especially author is talking about filming. Sometimes, we don't need hero, saga, saint, like the main couses in Fench cuisine. Maybe we just need snack t...(0回应)
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Buddhism without Beliefs (1)
Stephen Batchelor / Riverhead Trade / 1998-03-01 / USD 13.00
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第5页
page 5 the buddha was not a mystic. His awakening was not a shattering insight into a transcendent Truth that revealed to him the mysteries of God. he did not claim to have had an experience that g...
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yingzao fashi
in chapter of"china", 开篇就提到营造法式.作者还是费了功夫研究中国古建筑的. 就有趣的事书本开篇就讲：Architecture began, said the German architect Ludwig Mi...
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逛香港书店,看到书中提到chinese architecture students at the university of pennsylvania in the 1920s, digged more then found 梁思诚的名字. 然后就买了, 实在话,...
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Buddhism without Beliefs
as author said using plain english to explain the Buddhism
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tadao ando and james turrell
If you like Taodao Ando, then defintiely you will like this book. If you are architecture student, surely Naoshima island of Japan is a must place to vis...
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yingzao fashi
in chapter of"china", 开篇就提到营造法式.作者还是费了功夫研究中国古建筑的. 就有趣的事书本开篇就讲：Architecture began, said the German architect Ludwig Mies wan der Rohe, "when two bricks were put together well". This might sound too easy to be true, yet Mies was right. What he meant was the a...(0回应)