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DC's Shortcomings as a Deaf City
Nena Perry-Brown | September 21st 2017
Gallaudet University's presence has long earned the District a reputation as being a "deaf city". However, a recent discussion led by Deaf Urbanism --... read»
'Tall DC' Project Envisions a DC With Skyscrapers
Lark Turner | May 15th 2014
The project proposes a radical 'new monumentalism' in a deliberate challenge to the Height Act.... read»
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