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		<title>By: Added to a feed: Vladimir Kaspe Cultural Center / Jorge Hernandez de la Garza &#124; Arch Daily &#124; hj barraza</title>
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		<title>By: Vladimir Kaspe Cultural Center / Jorge Hernandez de la Garza &#124; Arch Daily &#124; Concretismo</title>
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		<title>By: Rionz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rionz</dc:creator>
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		<description>There is a word for this building, &quot;Titanic&quot;; It is how students that go there call it.

I was driving to  nightclub and suddenly I saw a &quot;white light wall&quot; that got my atention, so, few weeks later I returned, and tried to take some photos, but the security guards from that University came out of no-where and said I can not take photos (I was angry about that) so I tried to get information about it and asked a student  that was passing by, and she told me that they called &quot;Titanic&quot; (I get confused); so I ask her why, she answerd, because it sunk (not literally, but almost), she said that once the computer room (the one in the basement) was completely flooded (I guess &quot;a hard rainy day&quot;) and all computers were lost, also there were mistakes of construction like leaks and was something as students can&#039;t be proud.

So, I think it&#039;s a shame for that University , the fact that students speak bad about it, usually in Mexico we can&#039;t find this kind of architecture, and usually has many problems in its construction. I can&#039;t enter there so I can&#039;t get a better idea of how it is really. (well I can go and see it myself, that&#039;s enough, I guess) I just can guess is a good idea, but not so good &quot;functional&quot; desing and construction.</description>
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<p>I was driving to  nightclub and suddenly I saw a &#8220;white light wall&#8221; that got my atention, so, few weeks later I returned, and tried to take some photos, but the security guards from that University came out of no-where and said I can not take photos (I was angry about that) so I tried to get information about it and asked a student  that was passing by, and she told me that they called &#8220;Titanic&#8221; (I get confused); so I ask her why, she answerd, because it sunk (not literally, but almost), she said that once the computer room (the one in the basement) was completely flooded (I guess &#8220;a hard rainy day&#8221;) and all computers were lost, also there were mistakes of construction like leaks and was something as students can&#8217;t be proud.</p>
<p>So, I think it&#8217;s a shame for that University , the fact that students speak bad about it, usually in Mexico we can&#8217;t find this kind of architecture, and usually has many problems in its construction. I can&#8217;t enter there so I can&#8217;t get a better idea of how it is really. (well I can go and see it myself, that&#8217;s enough, I guess) I just can guess is a good idea, but not so good &#8220;functional&#8221; desing and construction.</p>
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