text: Archinect News Articles tagged "damage"
  Stories in the News ondamage
  Sep 20, '18 1:39 PM EST
  The new lawsuit against local architect John C. Williams was filed Tuesday in Orleans Parish Civil District Court. — theadvocate.com
  Brad Pitt's Make It Right Foundation, recently facing a lawsuit of their own on delivering poorly constructed homes, is now suing John C. Williams, the architect responsible for many of the homes sold to New Orleans residents. Repairs to the water damaged homes caused by flawed...	View full entry
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  Only 8.2% of the Great Wall of China is in good condition, according to recent study
  Jul 2, '15 2:55 PM EST
  Citing a recent report from the Great Wall of China Society, the [Beijing Times] claims that more than 30% of the original structure has disappeared. Approximately 74.1% is poorly preserved, and only 8.2% is in good condition. While concerns about the wall's condition have deepened in recent years, the study appears to be the first to actually quantify the problem. — Hyperallergic
  More on Archinect:Paul Rudolph's Government Center won't be saved, despite preservationist pleasU.S. LGBTQ preservation group pushes to preserve more heritage sites at the national levelNew list of America's Most Endangered Historic Places keeps fragile memories alive	View full entry
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  Jan 22, '14 2:21 PM EST
  Several readers are reporting that a snowblower has accidentally knocked into and shattered one of the large glass panels at Apple's iconic 5th avenue Apple Store. That's one of 15 panels, and those large slices of glass were installed a couple of years ago. — 9to5mac.com