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The Chair Was Not Hurt
no Demonstrators outside the Museum on Saturday afternoon found a new way to use Chairs of the Board, our furniture/architecture installation on Oak Street Plaza. Perhaps this is what a public museum...
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Shellmounds, Shipyards, and Exploding Islands
no These are celebratory times for the San Francisco Bay. Last year the Bay Bridge turned seventy-five and in May of this year the Golden Gate Bridge follows suit. In 2013, these two sister bridges...
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Unbuilt Bridges
no The Golden Gate Bridge, which celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary this weekend, was built against great odds. We culled from our collection the relic of a bridge that didn't get built: a...
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Working on a Building
no Joseph R. Knowland built the 21-story Tribune Tower in 1923, on top of a six-floor furniture store that had opened in 1907. For much of the 20th century, it was Oakland’s real seat of political...
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The Chair Was Not Hurt
no Demonstrators outside the Museum on Saturday afternoon found a new way to use Chairs of the Board, our furniture/architecture installation on Oak Street Plaza. Perhaps this is what a public museum...
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Shellmounds, Shipyards, and Exploding Islands
no These are celebratory times for the San Francisco Bay. Last year the Bay Bridge turned seventy-five and in May of this year the Golden Gate Bridge follows suit. In 2013, these two sister bridges...
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Unbuilt Bridges
no The Golden Gate Bridge, which celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary this weekend, was built against great odds. We culled from our collection the relic of a bridge that didn't get built: a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Working on a Building
no Joseph R. Knowland built the 21-story Tribune Tower in 1923, on top of a six-floor furniture store that had opened in 1907. For much of the 20th century, it was Oakland’s real seat of political...
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