Articles from 01/03/2010:
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Miscellaneous
From Space, Time, Reality's Flickr photostream. Details here . photograph Wiii, Wikipedia No word if Kisho Kurokawa's original has been demolished yet. Check out the Lego Architecture and Design [...] Read »
from Habitually Chic
I didn't make it to The Whitney yesterday but I still saw some fabulous art. It was just in the form of Richard Ginori hand painted china at Barneys . While collection looked fabulous en masse, [...] Read »
from Lane Architecture
What is the probability that one of the four corners of USA lower 48 falling off into the ocean? “Devastating” is a word that is pale to the reality of the horror that Haiti and Chile continues [...] Read »
from Architect Studio
" Architecture is a social act and the material theater of human activity. "Spiro Kostof (1936 - 1991) Read »
from The Gutter
In this weather, the only real choices are to stay in your house or go gawk at someone else's, and someone else's is probably more interesting. So if you're out and about in the New York City [...] Read »
Miscellaneous
from BLDG Blog
[Image: Trapped in ice]. Back in January 2008, a ship called Tara unlocked from the polar ice near Greenland; it had been frozen in the Arctic floes for a year and four months, repeating the [...] Read »
At the Water Tower Pumping Station. Lyndon LaRouche: the gift that just keeps on giving. Read »
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from Inhabit
Hanging gardens have become art in Houstons Lawndale Art Center. Local artist/designer Ned Dodington transformed a stark white gallery interior into a verdant landscape with 30 hanging eco-pods [...] Read »
from Archinect
The cellar, writes the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard, �is first and foremost the dark entity of the house, the one that partakes of subterranean forces. When we dream there, we are in [...] Read »
from Architect Studio
"The mother art is architecture. Without an architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization." Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) Read »
from Brand Avenue
Below, part of an incredible stop-motion video by artist Rob Carter that uses aerial photos to illustrate a history of the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. (via) Carter notes that the video [...] Read »
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from The Gutter
Photogs, want to contribute to the Curbed Photo Pool? Then join our Flickr group! Click the image above to view the full photogallery.· Curbed Photo Pool [Flickr] Read »
from Atelier A+D
I love the quality of John Pawson's sketches... I wonder if he does them himself or if these can be attributed to someone else in his office. Usurping sketches seems common practice for some [...] Read »
from Brand Avenue
Below, some of the work of Chris Maluszynski, who has spent four years photographing the acres of intricately patterned carpeting that winds through the insides of Las Vegas' casinos. Maluszynski [...] Read »
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Architectural Works
from dezeen
Architect Peter Pichler of Bolanzo Bolzano in Italy has designed a house for a photographer with a large window at one end that doubles as a projection wall for presentations. Read »
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