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4 | LIVING WINTER 09 SURVIVOR MARACAIBO Maracaibo is the second largest city in Venezuela and the source of 78% of its oil reserves. The town sits on Lake Maracaibo, the largest fresh water lake in South America, which acts as the major port for oil exportation. Despite this natural wealth, the cost of living has sky rocketed, while electrical blackouts, water shortages, rampant organized crime, internal bank fraud and food shortages have become the new normal. Architects Karla Sierralta and Brian Strawn share their experience living in Maracaibo during the last two years, where informal inventions address social and economical conditions. -> Text -> Images Contents 01. LIVING FACTS 02. SURVIVOR MARACAIBO 03. ASSEMBLY REQUIRED 04. SELLING LIFESTYLE 05. A FRAME OF MIND 06. LIVING IN CABRINI 07. PLACES, NOT SPACES 08. POINT CLOUDS CASE STUDY #1. NAKAGIN CAPSULE CASE STUDY #2. WALDEN 7 CASE STUDY #3. THE UFO HOUSES CASE STUDY #4. THE WHALE CASE STUDY #5. LINKED HYBRID DOWNLOAD ISSUE 4 ORDER A COPY OF ISSUE 4 |
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