The Tryphena Project
Brent LongleyDispatches, snippets, and musings from Paris and beyond.
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A ramble up Ramey
The French flag, called the tricolore, is beautiful in its bold simplicity and its evocation of France's bedrock cultural values of liberté, égalité, and fraternité. France isn't as flag-crazed as the United States is, so spotting a tricolo...
Cricket City
We're in a moment of big thinking about the future of the city. New York (or, at least, The New York Times) is contemplating the absurdity of its trash problem and the myriad problems that rethinking street space could solve. Across the con...
Leading Edges
A mixed-use, mixed-income development at the Porte de Montmartre, at the edge of the Péripherique (Paris 18e). This image shows the elevated freeway at far left, next to which is a hotel development (whose height serves as a sound barrier)....
Walls, Real and Imagined
Construction at the Grand Palais, an exhibition hall created for the 1900 world fair. The hall is now being refurbished to host a number of events for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Image source: Grand Palais.
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