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from Habitually Chic
These photos are not from a Halloween party. They are from Truman Capote's infamous Black and White Ball at the Plaza Hotel in 1966. I'd much rather looked at these masked revelers than people [...] Read »
Foster + Partners has won an international competition to redevelop the Royal Hamilius ‘block’ in Luxembourg City Read »
from Archinect
The winners of the Australian National Architecture Awards were announced in Canberra last night. Lots of refreshing projects. Bustler Read »
from The Gutter
[Photo by Stuart Ransom.] EAST VILLAGEWe don't usually run photos from ceremonial groundbreakings, but they're rarely this adorable! Today the Lower East Side Girls Club kicked off its 12-story [...] Read »
from The Gutter
"Absolutely guarantee the cost will be MUCH more than $5mm. Everyone massively lowballs those DOB estimated renovation costs. It would be typical to estimate a real $5mm cost at something like [...] Read »
from The Gutter
Start off the weekend right by making a new friend, namely us! Visit Curbed's Facebook page and click the "Like" button. We'll like you too, especially if you post photos of any New York City [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Better Place, the leading electric vehicle services provider, has announced a plan to bring a switchable battery, electric taxi program to the cities of San Francisco and San Jose. An endeavor [...] Read »
from The Gutter
There are scary haunted houses, there are tacky haunted houses, there's the frightful combination of scary-tacky haunted houses, and then there's the unsung beautiful haunted house. Our sister [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Chicken manure is becoming a renewable energy source of choice for many countries. We previously reported that the Netherlands were planning to use the waste product to power over 9,000 homes, [...] Read »
from archimorph
-Nano Supermarket -Next Natures Nano Supermarket OPENS! (Next Nature) Read »
from The Gutter
We've seen it happen a million times: Apartment gets bought, five minutes goes by, apartment gets put back on the market at a higher price after a "renovation." Usually we're left in the dark [...] Read »
from The Gutter
The appearance of a new Hotel Toshi outpost is usually marked by a stream of complaints to the Curbed tipline, complaints to the Department of Buildings, and, sometimes, the eviction of the Toshi [...] Read »
Architectural Works
from archdaily
Turkish Architects 1/1 Architecture has sent us their proposal for the Landmark Project on Cebeli Hill in Antalya, Turkey. More images and a quick architects description after the break.In the [...] Read »
from archdaily
Architects: YAJ architects Location: Oxelösund, Sweden Client: Viamare Promarina Management Energy Engineering: Incoord Structural Engineering & supplier of structural massive wood elements: [...] Read »
from dezeen
Japanese architects Shinichi Ogawa & Associates have completed this house in Hiroshima, Japan, with one wall glazed in sliding panels that open onto a grassy courtyard. (more&) Read »
from archdaily
Extraordinary views in the heart of the city and a small buildable footprint limited by restrictive easements prompted a thin, three-story home with the main living spaces and master suite on [...] Read »
from archdaily
Architects: Migdal Arquitectos / Jaime Varon, Abraham Metta, Alex Metta Location: Mexico City, Mexico Project Year: 2008 Photographs: Courtesy of Migdal Arquitectos Due to the redesign and recovery [...] Read »
from archdaily
Architect Hagy Belzberg recently showed me around his latest creation, the new Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust. He had kindly agreed to give me a personal tour since I was preparing to write [...] Read »
from archdaily
The 100,000 square foot new Sephardic Community Center on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, NY is a transformative expansion of its 30-year old original building. It is symbolic of the central role [...] Read »
from archdaily
In May we presented Kengo Kuma’s CCCWall Installation in anticipation for the now completed CCCloud monument. CCCloud, or Casalgrande Ceramic Cloud, Kengo Kumas first built work of architecture [...] Read »
from archdaily
Architects: Swartz Besnosoff Architects Location: Galilee, Israel Initiator: Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee Donor: Sklare family foundation, Rashi foundation, Council for Higher Education [...] Read »
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from The Gutter
Time for this week's open house roundup from your friends at Curbed Marketplace. More where this came from in our Open House Calendars. And a reminder: sales listings are only $25 this month. [...] Read »
from Jetson Green
Spanish Lookotels is on a mission to build a new kind of hotel for modern consumers seeking quality at a low cost. Each energy-efficient hotel will be prefabricated with up to 100 rooms and Lookotels [...] Read »
from The Gutter
[Via Curbed Photo Pool/Idle Type] · Jackhammers come for first wall at Bank of Coney Island [AtZ] · Preview of Atlantic Yards musical coming November 8 [NLG] · Happy Halloween from SPURA [Bowery [...] Read »
from The Gutter
1 BR, 1 BA Rental Rent: $3,460/mo. | Wall of Windows 105 West 29th Street [beatricenyc.com] Read »
from City Comforts
Remarks by Václav Havel at the Opening Ceremony :: Forum 2000 Interesting and dead wrong, He attributes the auto-dominated urban planning of the post-WW2 era to atheism. Link to Pride is at [...] Read »
Perkins Eastman confirmed today that the global practice is merging with Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn and the firms will be consolidating their offices in New York, Washington, D.C., and China. [...] Read »
from The Gutter
[Photo via PropertyShark.] Pop artist Jeff Koons has many magical powers, like turning balloon animals into millions of dollars, and creating one massive Manhattan mansion where before there [...] Read »
from The Gutter
Curbed Horror Stories are firsthand reader reports about terrible apartment experiences past and present. Got a Curbed Horror Story of your own? Send it to tips@curbed.com. Years ago, when I [...] Read »
from Archinect
Santiago Calatrava seeking Landscape Architect in New York, NY
Group Han New York seeking Junior Designer in New York, NY
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Technology
from Inhabit
By now we’re all privy to the environmental pitfalls that come with using styrofoam so why in the world is this material still so prevalent? Known to boast a biodegradability factor of just [...] Read »
from Inhabit
More frightening than those bruises or arthritis, your old skateboards have come back to haunt you. Carved by designer Beto Janz, these creepy heads mysteriously started to appear around the [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Read the rest of 8 Awesome Things Made From Recycled Blue Jeanshttp://www.inhabit at.com/wp-admin/ohttp:/ /www.inhabitat.com/wp-a dmin/options-general.ph p?page=better_feedption s-general.php?page=bett er_feed [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Nine is the magic number for the amazingly small, but functional mini cabin proposed by Michael Janzen. Just long enough to sleep in and tall enough to stand in, the cabin is placed on a lightweight [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Dig into the groove! If you want to be spinning jams into the afterlife, get your ashes pressed into a vinyl record. As an alternative to anaerobic decomposition, UK-based company And Vinyly [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Read the rest of 8 Recycled Denim Designs for the Home!http://www.inhabit at.com/wp-admin/ohttp:/ /www.inhabitat.com/wp-a dmin/options-general.ph p?page=better_feedption s-general.php?page=bett er_feed [...] Read »
from Inhabit
A former 165-acre camp and brownfield site will soon be transformed into a lush and restorative visitors center for the Blue Ridge Escarpment in Greenville, South Carolina. Studio Gang Architects [...] Read »
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from The Gutter
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. This week's top stories: Charlie Sheen Shows How to Do $7K In Damage to Plaza Suite, Artist Jeff Koons Assembling Upper East Side Megamansion, [...] Read »
Wanna buy an original architectural model? After the recent auctions of architect's drawings to support worthy causes, now you can start collecting models too. 100% of the final prices in [...] Read »
Mayne / Morphosis Caltrans - Los Angeles . Read »
What an eco-district might look like (rendering courtesy Portland Sustainability Institute) It's the word that has been on everybody's lips this week in the architecture and sustainability communities: [...] Read »
from Inhabit
Looking for a new desk lamp with beauty and brains? Well the Equos got both. This modern lamp looks more like a sculpture than a light fixture with its super thin and light design. Plus its [...] Read »
from The Gutter
Fort Greene's One Hanson Place is running out of for-sale units, and to celebrate, the sales team wants to
unload them faster, for less money! Building reps tell us One Hanson is beginning a [...] Read »
from The Gutter
This week's top dish from Eater NY, Curbed's restaurant, bar, and nightlife blog... 1) Grand Central: Remember on the first episode of Gossip Girl, when Nate and Serena are shown getting freaky [...] Read »
from lewism
Finnish Architecture stages a Biennial Exhibition of the best in Finnish Architecture and this year 0809 starts its tour in Helsinki before going around the globe. Its a good chance to look [...] Read »
from The Gutter
A lowly commoner subjected to a life of walk-up rent stabilization shares her story of that one magical weekend she spent living in the Upper West Side's storied Ansoniain a $4 million apartment [...] Read »
from Habitually Chic
When I found out that Plum TV would be interviewing Kate and Andy Spade for their Style Innovators video series, I had my fingers crossed it would include their apartment. Not only does host [...] Read »
from The Gutter
2 BR, 3 BA Co-op Asking: $3,300,000 | Stately & Classic 1095 Park Avenue, 2C [Stribling] Read »
from The Gutter
Think a toilet in the tub in Brooklyn is horrific? How about a cheap West End Avenue 2BRwhere one of the neighbors smears feces all over the building walls. A former building resident tells [...] Read »
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from Studio House Design
As an intense collaboration between architect, client, and landscape architect, a great amount of thought was incorporated into every detail throughout the entire design and construction process. [...] Read »
from + MOOD
Foster + Partners has won an international competition to design Luxembourg Royal Hamilius, a mixed-use development in the heart of Luxembourg City developed by Codic International. We are delighted [...] Read »
It was a panel I couldn’t refuse: To moderate a talk with two architects from China about sustainability. Not that it’s a topic with which I am very familiar, but I would guess that even [...] Read »
from The Gutter
With Bowery flophouses making way for fancy towers and rundown old hotels getting converted to glitzy boutiques like the Jane and Ace, the glory days of the single room occupancy (SRO) are long [...] Read »
from The Gutter
Following the building's broker switch earlier this month, the new sales team at Midtown's I.M. Pei progeny-designed Centurion has taken charge
by raising prices! Prices are up about 5 percent [...] Read »
from BLDG Blog
[Image: A fenced-off, back alley security stair in Toronto, via Google Street View ; view larger ]. A link on Twitter from Andrew Lovett-Barron led me to this otherwise innocuous fenced-in back [...] Read »
from The Gutter
Just because Justin Timberlake got tired of Tribeca's 414 Washington Street, thanks to the paparazzi hanging around outside for his photo, doesn't mean the Pearline Soap Factory doesn't still [...] Read »
from Inhabit
While weve figured out ways to capture light and heat from the sun, solar technology is still far from perfected. Photovoltaic cells and solar-thermal systems are a good start, but researchers [...] Read »
from The Gutter
High-end, amenity-obsessed developers might want to learn from NYC's high-end hotels, whose staffers chat with the Daily News in the wake of Charlie Sheen's Plaza destruction. One anonymous former [...] Read »
from The Gutter
2 BR, 3.5 BA, 2,000 sq ft co-op Asking: $3,195,000 | Fully Renovated 30 East 65th St, 7C [Stribling] Read »
Interiors and Furniture
City & Urbanism
Qatar University (QU) and Dohaland today announced the appointment of the Dohaland Chair in Architecture. Dohaland established the Chair in Architecture to support QU in developing qualified [...] Read »
News
Yerger residence has been designed by Chen + Suchart Studio. This company has an unusual approach to architecture, their designs are results of a process during which not only architects come [...] Read »
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