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Aerial view rendering of the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health_TN
By T.R. Witcher
The Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health at the University of British Columbia has been designed to encourage researchers, doctors, and patients to interact while making it easy for impaired patients to find their way. 
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Southwest view of central platform at New Britain Station_TN
By Lynn R. Novelli
The Connecticut DOT chose bus rapid transit from among many options for expanding capacity on Interstate 84 between New Britain and Hartford, determining that dedicated buses given the right of way could cut some commutes in half without breaking the bank. 
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Compressed earth block homes being built_TN
By Kevin Wilcox
Civil engineering projects that focus on sustainability are among the 15 winners of the 2012 EPA P3 Awards selected from among entries submitted by 300 university and colleges. 
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Portland Steetcar Loop extension project_TN
By Catherine A. Cardno, Ph.D.
Punch list work is under way on the Portland Streetcar Loop extension project, which brings a modern streetcar system to the eastern side of the city of Portland for the first time. 
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Former Crosstown Bridge, in Oklahoma City being deconstructed_TN
By Catherine A. Cardno, Ph.D.
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has begun deconstruction work on the state’s longest bridge, known as the Crosstown Bridge, in Oklahoma City. The bridge’s longitudinal steel girders are being recycled so that they can be used for new county bridges within the state. 
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City Hall located on San Francisco Solar Map_TN
By Kevin Wilcox
The City by the Bay taps CH2M HILL to develop an interactive map that enables property owners to see if a small wind turbine installation is practical in their location. 
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Cardboard tubes and shipping containers, serving as a temporary cathedral_TN
By Kevin Wilcox
In Christchurch, New Zealand, an inspiring cathedral made of cardboard is set to rise from the rubble, a symbol of a new beginning in a hard-hit city. 
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Rendering of Natural History Museum - Otis Booth Pavilion_TN
By Kevin Wilcox
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County embraces nature by constructing an extensive network of gardens to attract wildlife and visitors alike. 
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