Endangered History: Preserving our Landscapes

This excerpt is from the NAHB Production Group's documentary currently in production, "Endangered History: Preserving our Landscapes". Structures are the landscapes of our history...homes, buildings, factories...each one tells the story of who we are, and were, as a people. Sadly, we are losing these structures to expansion and time, and subsequently, we are losing a bit of our history, of ourselves, as well. BUT, the US National Park Service is working to preserve these dying histories; using innovative technology the Historic American Buildings Survey, Historic American Engineering Record, and Historic American Landscapes Survey programs are creating a digital historic record.



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Observe and learn: SAP2000 - Modal Time History

Learn more about the SAP2000 structural analysis and design. Copyright 2010 Computers & Structures, Inc. For more information, visit www.csiberkeley.com.



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History Rising (Sadler's Wells Global Dance Contest)

A modern dance piece choreographed by Max Hershenow. My entry in the Sadler's Wells Global Dance Contest. From the program notes: 1. Pre-1956, Fishermen's Duet 2. Post-1956 Dubai, a city in the United Arab Emirates, has become known in the past twenty years for its astonishing high-speed growth, fantastical architecture, and gratuitous displays of wealth. Under a single ruling family, these developments have transformed what was once a sleepy fishing village into a globalized metropolis with an international reputation. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Dubais story is the rate at which the city has grown. In 1956, the first concrete block buildings were built in the city; prior to that date, all buildings were impermanent palm frond structures. Fifty years later, the city is home to the tallest buildings in the world, underwater hotels, manmade islands, and indoor ski resorts. However, an overemphasis on short-term economic prosperity has led to human rights abuses and questions of environmental and economic sustainability. This conflict is explored in this piece.



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Natinoal History Day(NHD, GHD 2th place) -Mamposteria -

2010 NHD Guam's second place. Thank you for watching our video.



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