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Mark David Major

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Dr. Mark David Major, AICP, CNU-a is an author, artist, entrepreneur, architect and urban planner with extensive experience in academia, business, real estate, urban planning, and design in the USA and Europe. He is an Associate Professor of Architecture at Abu Dhabi University in the UAE. He is the author and playwright of several fiction and non-fiction titles including: Mars Rising (science fiction), The Persistence of Memory and Other Plays (theatre), Everyday Objects: Collected Poems, 1987-2012 (poetry), An Infinitesimal Abundance of Color and An Excessive Abundance of Curls (children’s books with Layce Boswell).

He has been published in several different venues, including academia, professional journals, newspapers, and poetry magazine
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Mark David Major The fact that I would have to exist there eliminates every dystopian world I have ever read about. The fictional world that immediately came to mind w…moreThe fact that I would have to exist there eliminates every dystopian world I have ever read about. The fictional world that immediately came to mind was the colonized Mars of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles. What would I do and where would I go? I would go searching for native Martians, which would mean going wherever necessary on Mars. It would be pretty cool to explore a new world.(less)
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“Architecture and urban design, both in their formal and spatial aspects, are seen as fundamentally configurational in that the way the parts are put together to form the whole is more important than any of the parts taken in isolation.”
Bill Hillier, Space is the Machine: A Configurational Theory of Architecture

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Mark Major No problem! I haven't really explored the full capabilities of Goodreads yet. :-)


Collette Scott Hi Mark!

Thanks so much. It's great to connect. :)


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