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Turn Here is a guest column on Wednesdays by Caitlin McCabe who blogs over at Smile Like You Mean It and is into architecture, social media, and irreverence. “For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” -Vincent van Gogh “You ever notice that they don’t make TV shows about people that watch TV shows?” - My friend T One of the absolute worst things that can happen to a creative person (and aren’t we all?) is the dreaded times when

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An old friend and movie addict has just moved in to town. We both love Vince Vaughn , and I wanted some laughs, so we saw Couples Retreat . It was very predictable, and the laughs were cheap. A lot of the jokes dragged on for way too long. (I had to wonder if an SNL writer were to blame. But nope! Just other actors thinking that they are writers . From music, to writing, to fashion design, to architecture–No industry is safe!) For example, the yoga scene was mildly amusing, but on

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Espacio C Mixcoac, image courtesy of ROW Studio Mexico-based architecture and design firm ROW Studio recently has completed the Espacio C Mixcoac, a training facility for Coca Cola FEMSA in Mexico City. + Project description courtesy of ROW Studio The first training facility called Espacio C (C Space -C for the initials of Coca Cola, Training, Quality, Commitment and Creativity in Spanish-) is located at the Mixcoac Distribution Center on the southwestern area of Mexico City.

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Occupation and Position. Architect and Principal of Rachel Allen Architecture What neighborhood do you closely identify with? What makes it so unique to you? Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles. It’s genuinely diverse and in so many ways: race, class, age, gardening skills. It feels like a small town in the big city, a pocket of sincerity in a sea of urban cynicism. It reminds me of the San Francisco of the 1970s in which I grew up, and which is long, long gone now. Plus it has a really breathtak

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