We are continuously striving to improve Architecture of the Games and your feedback will help us to find out what we need to do better. So we created a survey we would like you to answer. It takes about 2 minutes and all answers will be saved anonymously. Your help is much appreciated!
The survey closes December 31st, 2016 and the results will be published in January.
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As 2016 draws to a close it is time to look back. What can you expect this month on Architecture of the Games:
In 2017, Architecture of the Games will get a makeover. This involves a complete redesign and the integration of new features. In anticipation of this I have made some minor changes to the current website:
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How many Olympic Games took place in France? What continent was never host of an Olympics? Which U.S. State hosted two Summer and one Winter Olympics? Find out in a new feature on Architecture of the Games:
In the past, visitors could subscribe to receive a notification by email from Architecture of the Games when we posted a new news item. We have decided to stop this notification system and make a new start with an extended weekly newsletter which we will send by ourselves. This newsletter will also to replace the ‘Architecture of the Games weekly” posts on the website.
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This year we will be paying special attention to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, resulting in (among other things) the publication of this magazine.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10OO1fp4U1DMzKgg0hQjyzPjhn3hO-BCj/view?usp=sharing
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First of all, we want to thank those of you who took the time to complete our User Survey! This does help us to determine what we are doing well and what we need to get better at. As promised, here is an overview of the results of the survey;
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Most visitors:
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We are continuously striving to improve Architecture of the Games and your feedback will help us to find out what we need to do better. So we created a survey we would like you to answer. It takes about 2 minutes and all answers will be saved anonymously. Your help is much appreciated!
The results of the survey will be published later this month.
[Run survey on mobile device or in a new tab]
This egg was submitted for ArchDaily’s Easter Egg Design Contest 2016 and made it to the final selection.
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