Aug '08 - Apr '09
One of the main reasons I chose Halifax to study was for the proximity of the school to the shipping ports/enormous ships/train yards/refineries/large scale industry located along the edges of the harbour.
Only a few minutes walk from the school of architecture, and a large inspiration to me.
My experiences in Halifax in the Bachelor of Environmental Design program.
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Does anyone know how to make the images fit the blog width? Please let me know.
if you're uploading them directly to archinect's interface i'm pretty sure that you have to do it pre-upload... they should be 400 pixels wide...
if you're linking from your flickr account (or somewhere else), you add "width=400" at the rear of the image post html code...
The simplest is to reformat them in photoshop at 400px wide. That's what I did when I posted on the blog.
Thank you for your instruction, I've got it under control now.
Newark, NJ where NJIT is located is in a similar situation- minutes from awesome infrastructure heaven. Port Newark, EWR, NJ Turnpike, the oil refinery (the name of which I don't know), Penn Station, etc. etc. People driving thru NJ often think these things lined up along the Turnpike are "ugly", but I absolutely love looking at their planned absurdity.
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