Sci/Why

Canadian children's writers discuss science, words, and the eternal question - why?

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Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

10 Oct 2014

Treacherous Glass: Bird Collisions with Windows

by Jan Thornhill Ruby-crowned Kinglet ( Dania Madera-Lerman ) It’s October and fall bird migration is ongoing. Though most warble...

14 Mar 2014

“Potbelly Hill” gives birth to new theories of civilization

By Judy Wearing Tall, flat stones arranged in circles stand straight, their limestone edges sharply sculpted. Some are six metres in heig...

7 Mar 2014

Tales in time: Criccieth Castle

By Marie Powell (Photos by L. L. Melton) I love castle hopping, and Wales is one of the best places to explore ruins from bygone days. W...

16 Aug 2011

Solar Powered Building at Concordia University

Text and photo by Marie Powell Buildings use a lot of energy. We only have to see a city at night to realize that. Harnessing the sun to pow...

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