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3. Meet BD+C's 40 Under 40 class of 2013
4. Top 10 kitchen and bath design trends for 2013
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7. Will Google Glass revolutionize the construction process?
8. A LEGO lover's dream: Guide to building the world's iconic structures with LEGO
9. 8 eye-popping wood building projects
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11. Calatrava projects encounter issues with water, structure
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