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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Cityscapes and store shelves
Real estate developers have always been competitive folks, and by the looks of West 23rd street in Manhattan they are beginning to take a lesson from the combative traditions of the store shelf and consumer product brands. Nicolai Ourroussoff had … Continue reading