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The History Of The Gingerbread House -

The Greatest Confectionery Construction

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Every holiday, families construct one of the most edible architectural structures: the Gingerbread House. Crisp cookie walls and a roof decorated with icing, gumdrops, and an assortment of candy are markers of the iconic holiday treat. Although the exact origins are unclear, the gingerbread house continues to be a part of many households’ Christmas traditions.

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The Buildings of Birmingham

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The beautiful city of Birmingham is home to a wealth of unique and historic spaces that serve our community with their many activity opportunities, from exotic zoos to shopping malls and expansive parks. First up on ADA’s Birmingham Building Series features are the Riverchase Galleria, the Birmingham Zoo, the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, as well as one of the area’s most famous parks.

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What to Expect with ADA

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Every artist, scientist, engineer and creator has a specific process they follow when working on projects. Whether creative or scientific, these processes lay the foundation on which all creations are built on. Architects are no different, yet the process we follow is not a linear one.


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Heaviest Corner on Earth

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Move over New York — the city of Birmingham has an architectural claim to fame that some might call more impressive than the Empire State Building. Magic City is home to the ‘Heaviest Corner on Earth,’ a crucial indicator of the development of downtown Birmingham. The corner of 20th Street and 1st Avenue North boasts the title, so given in the early 20th century when four of the South’s tallest buildings were erected in the area between 1902 and 1912.


 

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