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Vernatecture

Posted on October 9, 2008 by Michael Janzen

It’s October 9, 2008 and I’m unofficially coining two new terms today: Vernatecture and Vernatect. Definition: Vernatecture: [ver-na-tek-cher] – The practice of designing buildings and other structures by unlicensed laymen designers and/or builders. Vernatect: [ver-na-tekt] – An unlicensed laymen designer … Continue reading →

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Vernatecture and Vernatect – Coining Two Words Today

Posted on October 9, 2008 by Michael Janzen

If you didn’t already think I was a little nuts this will definitely confirm any suspicions you may have. Today I’m coining two new words and I’m totally serious. The words are Vernatecture and Vernatect. Vernatecture: [ver-na-tek-cher] – The practice … Continue reading →

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