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Corridors for Everything

Posted by Dana Breig Probert, EIT on October 18th, 2006

 

(Except the building, this entire site was modeled using ONE corridor) I had one of those Third Semester Calculus Moments over the weekend. Suddenly, I saw everything as a corridor. I have always seen roads, streams, swales, berms, walking paths and others as corridors. But what about Parking Lots? Sanitary Lagoons? Gumby? I began wondering if everything could be explained in terms of a Corridor. Easy ones- trash cans, pencils, sure, but what about cars, Barbie Dolls, cheesesteaks?

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