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The SFGates' John King discusses the focus on environment and economy at this year's national AIA convention in San Francisco. Read Read »
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Grimshaw Architects seeking Architectural Illustration Specialist & Architectural Visualization Specialist in New York, NY
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Henry Miller�s Theater, the first newly built Broadway house in more than 20 years � and the first so-called green theater on the Great White Way � has completed major construction and [...] Read »
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This recycled building by 2012 Architecthen and Jeanneworks tosses the "everything but the kitchen sink" clich� out the window. Rising up like a culinary castle over the cities of Utrecht, [...] Read »
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beeple (Mike Winkelman) created “subprime” as a critique on over-consumption and the current housing crisis, but instead of making his argument with charts and graphs, he simply shows the [...] Read »
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I managed to take the Modern House Day tour on Saturday for free by volunteering as a bus docent. The organizers gave me a list of the 19 people on my bus -- 19 including myself and Lazlo Papp, [...] Read »
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Cautious planners and the recession have shattered architects' dreams of a new London. The Independent Read »
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Buckminster Fuller's fame reached its peak in the 1960s and 1970s, when his visionary experiments struck a chord with the counterculture and his charismatic personality provided the media with [...] Read »
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All, my apologies for the radio silence here recently. I am in the midst of planning a cross-country move this summer--to Providence, where my wife has landed a fantastic, exciting new job--and [...] Read »
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3six0 is an architecture and design firm located in Providence, RI and headed by RISD professors, Chris Bardt and Kyna Leski. Read »
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Here's a slideshow of some recent earthbag (sandbag) houses that have been built in Mexico, Poland, US, Nepal, Costa Rica, Philippines, Australia, Haiti, South Africa, Thailand, India, Bahamas [...] Read »
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Ball State’s system, which will involve boring some 4,000 geothermal wells, is expected to cost around $65-million and save $2-million in energy costs per year. Read »
Thomas Fisher, of the University of Minnesota, writes: “Do we really want to continue to be servants of the superrich, or does our responsibility â and our overlooked opportunities for [...] Read »
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John, at Archidose, has recently delivered a couple of particularly interesting additions to his architectural elements series. Inflatable Buildings & Hairy Facades Read »
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The reaction to the announcement that the team of Freelon Adjaye Bond SmithGroup has been selected to design the National Museum of African American History and Culture should be a round of applause. [...] Read »
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Web tv channel SMAC (ScribeMedia Arts and Culture) just released a new video about the show Into the Open: Positioning Practice. This exhibition, which opened at the Parsons School of Design [...] Read »
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Two colleagues of mine were let go a few weeks ago. Since then, the three of us have decided to pool our collective architectural resources and work towards developing a client base and a freelance [...] Read »
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The Rohm and Haas Co. headquarters in Center City Philadelphia, designed by Pietro Belluschi, is being sold by owner Dow Chemical Co. Read Read »
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When I was younger I used to love going out to the local horse ranch and ride the horses. We would ride them and brush them and even help feed them. This started lifelong apprecation of horses [...] Read »
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