Millard the MALarch Mallard

MALarch is an occasional practice of the architecturally adjacent. Its entries explore building and space through written forms and imagery. Its most recent entry appears after a random architectural definition below. Farther still lie the entry's comments, and eventually the archive where prior entries endure. Consider looking around and leaving a comment.

Nothing is malarkey at MALarch because everything is. The premise is bad architecture.

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document Furniture, fixtures and equipment; as Frances walked farther, stores along the street displayed tables & chairs, faucets & lights, really any impermanent object one might specify to put in a building. A shopping list grew in Frances' mind.