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[ May 3, 2010 14:00 to May 8, 2010 14:00. ] Harvard University Graduate School of Design hosts some great lectures featuring some of the world’s most important architects. Here are some of [...] Read »

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Santa & Cole, the Spanish Association of Landscape Architects and the European Biennial of Landscape Architecture announce the first Santa & Cole Landscape Architecture Competition, a Europe-wide [...] Read »

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The clients required a permanent home/office on their small property, located one hour’s drive from Adelaide. A bend in the winter creek that divides the property, creates a billabong (a deep [...] Read »

Question - what building in Chicago was partly financed by Tsar St. Nicholas II of Russia? Answer: The Louis Sullivan-designed Orthodox Cathedral built 1899 to 1903 You can help preserve it on [...] Read »

Maybe Kent State has finally come of age. Four decades have slipped by since Neil Youngsfour dead in Ohio rang out as a generations lament on the loss of life and innocence. And some now [...] Read »

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While enjoying a pint of beer at his local pub in the English city of Manchester, "web designer and enthusiast amateur cook" Ben Holden decided to order some bar snacks on the side. Then a lightning [...] Read »

Brokers are allegedly getting free iPads and golf lessons all over the place these days, but what's the hunter's side of the story? If you're out and about in the New York City real estate market [...] Read »

Dan Gilbert insists that theres no cause for worry. He says that in the not-too-distant future he will release detailed plans for the downtown Cleveland casino that Ohio voters authorized [...] Read »

Cities blazing a green trail. Top 10 trends in sustainable business. Green designs that don't cost the Earth. Is CSR enough to create a sustainable world? Earth-friendly claims spur lawsuits [...] Read »

(Pedestrian paths on the Place du Capitole in Toulouse. Image by CRCA / CNRS / Université Toulouse 3.) Vis-à-vis the Switching Labyrinth over on BLDGBLOG , here's a recently published paper [...] Read »

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 »

(Image source: Style.com) The University of Oregon’s chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) has been more active recently than it has been in years. A case in [...] Read »

To an Idaho student, a waterfalls in her region looks like a skyscraper that’s thin at the top and has cascades rippling downward toward the bottom, much like the tower at 1 Wall Street in [...] Read »

OBERLIN, Ohio  William Darity gathered his two guitars and a small amplifier Saturday afternoon at the entrance of Hales Memorial at Oberlin College and headed for a rehearsal for an evening [...] Read »

Amalgam offers a replica of luxury, on a scale of 1:8, the legendary Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa. It is, specifically, of copy that won the 12 Hours of Sebring in 1958, with Phil Hill and Peter Collins [...] Read »