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Billionaire Lev Leviev's Africa Israel Investments is blaming some of its current financial woes on its acquisition of the old New York Times building on West 43rd Street, which it reports has [...] Read »
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It's nice to see a friend (and coworker) get an opportunity to discuss his work: Dwell 's Design Director, Kyle Blue, talks to Arkitip about why we make Dwell the way we do, in this short video [...] Read »
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Stephanie Ingram, Geoff Piper, Matthew Sullivan, and Ashley Waldron are The Global Studio. They are architectural designers living in Seattle, Washington. Collectively they have over twenty [...] Read »
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A new bar has opened up in the long-shuttered 34 Avenue A, the home to many a cross-dressing stage experience when the building housed Mo Pitkin's House of Satisfaction, and EV Grieve is lukewarm: [...] Read »
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"As we all know, it is not machines which employ machines but humans who build and use machines. Therefore it can no longer be accepted that machines increasingly worsen our living conditions [...] Read »
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F House by Japanese architect Katsufumi Kubota. The contemporary geometrical facade is so precise, clean, striking and structurally very provocative. It folded to become a roof and opened up [...] Read »
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A neighborhood complaining about too few banks? It's happening in the South Bronx, where the Daily News reports there's a severe shortage of services: "With an estimated half-million residents, [...] Read »
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I have been twittering about my lay off experience and one of the people I’ve been talking to is Laura Conaway from the Planet Money Podcast by NPR. Today I had a phone interview with her [...] Read »
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Tim Schwarz's Paris - Physical, 2007 , 'The piece is attached via a network cable to the internet where it monitors news and search results for "paris hilton" and "paris france" and displays [...] Read »
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The Observer talks to two of the nine tenants behind the three-year-old rent-regulation lawsuit that ended in stunning defeat last week for Stuyvesant Town landlord Tishman Speyer. One is no [...] Read »
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Forbes checks in with hotel developer Sam Chang, who's not going to let a little financing meltdown and $50 million loss in Trump Entertainment Resorts stop him from opening up 20 new hotels [...] Read »
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This week the New Orleans Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) announced the recipients of the 2009 Design Awards. Out of 70 entries, 12 were chosen for awards, 3 of which were [...] Read »
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State legislators are pushing to dismantle the agency in charge of managing growth, arguing that it's standing in the way of reviving Florida's economy... Read »
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"Friend of mine went out to the Hamptons 2 weekends ago and looked at 14 properties for sale between $2.75-3.5m. He put in bids on 8 of the properties at 50% of the asking price and got accepted on 2... Read »
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Snarchitecture blog Edificial offers up some love for Nolita new development 211 Elizabeth Street, at which architects Roman & Williams eschewed the all-glass trend for that old standby, brick: [...] Read »
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3 BR, 1 BA, 1600 sq ft co-op Asking: $795,000 148 West 131st Street [Elliman] Read »
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Good Magazine held a competition for an infographic to describe the financial crisis. The submissions are graphically interesting, humorous and informative. Read »
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Two sides of the same coin ? Maybe this will help? Or not .
Is it Art, pornography or both?
For your health ? Discuss .
Continued after the jump... Read »
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America�s economic landscape will look very different than it does today. What fate will the coming years hold for New York, Charlotte, Detroit, Las Vegas? Will the suburbs be ineffably changed? [...] Read »
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Architecture for Humanity wants your ideas and designs for the classrooms of the future. Their 2009 Open Architecture Challenge invites students, teachers and architects to submit their designs [...] Read »
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Architectural practice with emphasis on hospitality, commercial & mixed-use projects. Established in 1968. Read »
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Adam Kalkin, a New Jersey architect isn't the first to seek to make homes out of shipping containers, I see them all the time on the planet green channel, but no one has employed them as intensively [...] Read »
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