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Construction has already began on the Venezuela Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo site. The 3,000-square-meter Venezuela Pavilion will look like a figure 8  a symbolic number in both China [...] Read »

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Maggies Centre, a cancer care centre in London designed by architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, has won the RIBA Stirling Prize for the best building designed by a British architect. Read »

New York practice Alexander Gorlin Architects have completed the interior of a summer house on Long Island, New York. Read »

William H. Whyte escribio en 1980 un libro de este titulo con sus experiencias en la Street Life Project (fundada en 1971). Este antropologo fallecido hace mas de diez años estudio la interacción [...] Read »

Palaeontological Pavilion and the Educational Park by Polish architectural practice Goczolowie Architekci and OVO Grabczewscy Architekci, it was designed with the idea of protecting and exhibiting [...] Read »

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[Image: Photo by Vienna-based photographer Wolfgang Thaler ]. Journalist Christoph Hinterreiter recently teamed up with photographer Wolfgang Thaler to document a nuclear bunker called D-0 in [...] Read »

Poland-based OVO Grabczewscy Architekci has designed the Museum Yatenga located in Silesia, Poland. The museum is proposed to house the museum of cultures of the world, an unique idea of creating [...] Read »

A relentless focus on the ephemeral is a useful way of garnering an appreciation of the everyday, the prosaic and the humble. Yet while one gets a strong sense of the ' drift ' through clicking [...] Read »

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I'm off to the High Point Furniture Market in North Carolina! While I'm in High Point, I'll be running around to all the showrooms and events. Some of the highlights include the Hickory Chair [...] Read »

Adam Greenfield asks whether architecture is organized to "think holistically about the urban milieu" anymore , particularly as our lives are increasingly saturated with ubicomp. Thoughts? Read »