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claim:the-new-parthenon-museum-is-a-profoundly-destructive-intervention-that-raped-the-land-and-destroyed-the-acropolis-s-beautyThe new Parthenon Museum is a profoundly destructive intervention that raped the land and destroyed the Acropolis's beauty.
Strong condemnation of a contemporary project that disregards the land and the existing morphogenetic order.
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extracted_from(2004) · Alexander, Christopher
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