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This piece was commissioned by architectural engineer Roberto Padovani for R&P Green Solution's Brickworks Shopping Center, Melbourne, Australia, entry in the Living Building Challenge.

All ye who enter here despairing statues of salted liberty, merging solidarity with Earth’s poor hunger to range free falling Victorian bricks and mal-bourne sticks to land here with now with all arrived before you prepared to grace Earth’s healthy breathing space and time of BrickWork connecting sacred place, restructuring minds co-infesting recomposing bodies, bay to mountain swinging resonant designs recycling Earth’s health-bourne habitation, celebration with all entering good humored here with bad tumored now climates of each day’s great dissonant transition. LifeWork EcoLogic draws history written by our stars. BrickWorld Cathedrals incarnate Earth’s green musings sung by sunlight’s empowering designers of MultiCultural ReGenesis. Seek within our lower reaches to resolve with sensory roots reforming crowns searching hidden ex cathedra gold, deep beneath not-so-rushing, lead headed crushing stone. Conjoin these bricks of nature’s rich vocation light, regenerous religious enbrightenment to guide our humbled exodus until we enter here once more to sing and dance among Earth’s ReGenerate Cathedrals.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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