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De Kameleon / NL Architects
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Representing a cross-section of some of the most renowned contemporary artists, Haunch of Venison has recently moved out of Burlington Gardens, where it has been for the past few years, back [...] Read »
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London Thatch  by James Kirk
The stark concrete exterior of many of Londons postwar housing blocks could be made more attractive with thatching, proposes architecture student  James Kirk  (+ movie). (more&) Read »
Films & Architecture: “Rear Window”
We come back to the 1950s to remember one of the great masters of modern film making, Alfred Hitchcock. In Rear Window, most of the scenes are recorded from the limited view of one single room. [...] Read »
House Alberschwende / k_m architektur
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Screenplay / Oyler Wu Collaborative
Utilizing the simplest of materials  a lightweight steel frame and rope - Oyler Wu Collaborative& have crafted a dynamic 21-foot long screen wall conceived of as a ‘play’ on one’s visual [...] Read »
Maggie’s Nottingham / CZWG Architects
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Radio Museum Expansion / VAUMM Arkitekturak + Taperstudio
The expansion project for the Radio Museum in Ponferrada, Spain is built around a new courtyard, which houses the entrance to the building and provides support for “sound” connection with [...] Read »
Buijtenkeuken / Studio Elmo Vermijs
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Klaksvik City Center Proposal / MIRO
Designed by MIRO& architects, the starting point for their Klaksvik City Center proposal kept with the language of the genesis of urban nuclei: the form is inherited from the land, shaped by [...] Read »
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Valdefierro Park by Héctor Fernández Elorza  and Manuel Fernández Ramírez
Walls of rough stone and concrete surround the staggered levels of this public square in Zaragoza by Spanish architects  Héctor Fernández Elorza and Manuel Fernández Ramírez (+ slideshow). (more&) Read »
DETAIL Green, May 2012
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Gardens by the Bay / Grant Associates
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Primary and Secondary School Proposal / RaichdelRio
With the challenge to design a large primary and secondary school in Allscwhil, a low density residential zone in the only free spot in the area, this proposal seeks to maintain the public void [...] Read »
Ville de Lévis / STGM Architectes
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Wolfe Center for the Arts / Snøhetta
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Parlour: Women, Equity, Architecture
Through research, discussions and essays from a variety of resources, Parlour: Women, Equity, Architecture is a platform, a coach, and an inspiration that is available to women worldwide in [...] Read »
AD Round Up: Best from Flickr Part LXXV
Today’s our 75th selection of the best you’ve submitted through our Flickr Pool. Keep them coming! Remember you can submit your own photo here, and don’t forget to follow us through Twitter and [...] Read »
Barneveld / Koppert+Koenis Architecten
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Explorative Canopy Trail by Yvonne Weng  wins Foster + Partners Prize 2012
Architectural Association  student Yvonne Weng has won the 2012 Foster + Partners Prize with designs that would allow scientists to live in the treetops of the Amazon rainforest. (more&) Read »
BU Lounge / Supermachine Studio
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Make It Right completes Frank Gehry-designed Duplex
Make It Right is proud to announce the completion of the Frank Gehry& -designed, New Orleans’ duplex in the Lower 9th Ward. The colorful, LEED Platinum home is part of an affordable and sustainable [...] Read »
IkHa / Oatmeal Studio
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Miscellaneous
Charming Swedish apartment with lovely interiors
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Read the rest of Yi Yvonne Weng Wins 2012 Foster+Partners Award for Web-Like Tree Top Science Lab Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Canopy Trail, Concept Architecture, Foster + [...] Read »
Mobile Truck Pitches New York Yankees Fragrance
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United States Is Experiencing Worst Drought Since 1956
We all know that the US has been experiencing some very hot and dry weather conditions, with the countrys most productive agricultural states suffering as a result. However, according to the [...] Read »
Bleu Salé: Charming Holiday House on the Sea
Maison L by Architectures Possibles
Symbolism in Architecture
The following is another excerpt dating to 1978 from Bill Kleinsasser’s self-published textbook Synthesis . With this passage he addressed the tendency toward willful form-making he feared [...] Read »
Google Glasses
Vintage Victorian Monumental Dunn Steamer Trunk
Factory-Built Micro-Homes in San Francisco
This is a rendering of a new form of sustainable development that will manifest itself in San Francisco in an infill project called SmartSpace SoMa.  SmartSpace will have 23 micro-dwellings [...] Read »
NYU 2031 Plan Get’s A Flattop Chop
After two weeks of negotiations between the New York City Council and NYU, the Council Land Use Committee and Subcommittee on Zoning voted today to approve the modified version of NYUs 2031 [...] Read »
Apple Continues Pushing Boundaries of Glass for Architectural Applications
It's insane; the sides are made from a zigzagging yet continuous, seam-free piece of glass that looks to exceed 30 feet at its longest point. Read »
Post-able Table by Studio Toer
From Oil to Bread
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Sculptures by Matteo Pugliese
Paramos House by Atelier Nuno Lacerda Lopes
Air France Lounge by Noé Duchaufour Lawrance
"Big Appetites" by Christopher Boffoli
Vintage Industrial Bier Haus Low Stool Drinking Table
Opinions
While graffiti typically sees materials added to walls, the distinctive work of Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils, sees art created by... Read »
Architectural Billings Index Continues Slump With Third Month in the Red
The Architectural Billings Index (ABI) for June remained in negative territory for the third month in a row. Last month AIA chief economist Kermit Baker expressed concern that the summertime [...] Read »
London Maze Built With More Than 250,000 Books
Luxurious RCG Residence in Melbourne by Mim Design
On View> Garden Folly Installation Opens at Socrates Sculpture Park
Folly Socrates Sculpture Park 3205 Vernon Boulevard Queens, NY Through October 21 Socrates Sculpture Park and the Architectural League of New York present the inaugural recipients of the park’s [...] Read »
Riverrun Small Hotel in New Zealand
Pianobell
Spectacular Copper Tube Furniture And Art by TJ Volonis
A Double Barreled Rye
Custom Range Hoods
World’s First LEGO Colosseum by Ryan McNaught
Hugh Hardy’s Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
The new Claire Tow Theater, perched on top of Eero Saarinens Vivian Beaumont Theater, has been in operation for a few weeks now, and its a nimble addition to Lincoln Center with architectural [...] Read »
Big Fat Chic Greek Wedding
Greece is having some issues but it isn't stopping people from traveling to the gorgeous country.  It keeps coming up in conversation and catching my eye online. Just today, I ran across a feature [...] Read »
iPhone Cycle Mount & Waterproof Tough Case
Ridge Road Hous, Awards Finalist by studiofour
Inuit Armor Chair
First Images of Australia’s Venice Architecture Exhibition 2012
The Australian Institute of Architects has unveiled plans and preview images of its exhibition, Formations: New Practices in Australian Architecture, which will open at the 2012 Venice Architecture [...] Read »
Studio by Munoz Architects
That "All Diamond" Ring valued at $70 million
Hillside Habitat in Australia by architect Edwards Moore
The Nest Bar in Nantes, France by Jean Jullien
Miscellaneous
Obayashi House by Tadao Ando
"Guerrilla Beats" by artist Wildwood
Icicle Chair by Ali Alavi
Sauces House by ARCO Arquitectura Contemporánea
The Dark Knight Manual
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World’s First Nissan LEAF Electric Stretch Limo Hits the Streets in Tennessee
A hotel in Nashville, Tennessee has created the worlds first electric Nissan LEAF stretch limo. This is probably one of the last cars that you would ever think of seeing converted into a limousine, [...] Read »
Stunning Ethereal Lighting From Terzani
Discovering Khidekel
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Woven Bird” Debut Collection Of Mark Goldenberg
Do western architects disrespect eastern architecture?
Seung, who is the third Korean architect ever selected and the only one to get invited twice, says he hesitated to participate in the Biennale. This is because of the 64 star architects invited, [...] Read »
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Virgin Galactic Space Tourism Flights To Start Next Year — But What’s The Environmental Cost?
There has been a lot of debate about the merits of space tourism over the last few years. Some see it as a luxury for the super-rich, others an opportunity to go where only a lucky few have gone [...] Read »
The Miniforms Pelleossa Chair by Francesco Faccin
Aspid GT-21 Invictus
Tractor Seat and Haybale Hook Chair by tyler fenn
Rocking stool by Brian Kuchler
news: brown to grey to green: a linear urban forest in paris
"A linear urban forest will be planted in Paris", City of Paris announced earlier today. This will consist of a 11.500-square meter green promenade that will be linking Porte de la Villette and [...] Read »
Breath of The Spirit by Chihura Shiota
New iPad App Redefines Paper
Todos Santos Hotel in Mexico
'In Absentia,’ Optical Illusions Series by Regina Silveira
Bangkok University Lounge by Supermachine
Liven Up Your Ice Cubes
Ant-house by mA-style Architects
An urban affairs position that coincides with architectural criticism....
Mr. Landman views these attempts at defining the critics frame of reference  Kimmelman-style and Scott-style  as entirely appropriate. Critics, he said, are not supposed to be objective; they [...] Read »
Happy Qi by Madera
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Read the rest of Tom Dixons Converted Water Tower in London is a Modernist Home in the Sky—and its Up for Rent! Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: adaptive reuse, converted [...] Read »
Garden Rooms, Offices & Studios by Green Retreats
elemental | Vintage Industrial Metal Cabinet
Audi City London
Sefaira Concept - collaborative sofware for sustainable design
Sefaira Concept enables architects and project teams to create better performing buildings with a powerful web-based sustainability analysis platform. It performs whole-building analysis of energy, [...] Read »
WXY’s Beach Pavilion Catches a Wave in the Rockaways
As part of Quennell Rothschilds master plan for the Rockaways, WXY Architects was tapped to design the beach pavilion and two shade shelters. The pavilion will be open to the public tomorrow, [...] Read »
Street Etiquette x Soludos Mesh Net Espadrilles
“Spli-T-ime” by Paul Kweton
Creative Wall Fabric | ConceptGlass
Creative Glass Door | Concept Glass
Maison de Bromont by Paul Bernier
SA Residence in Dhaka by SHATOTTO
Concrete House Interiors, by A-Cero and Cosmic Group
Etch A Sketch for iPad
Technology
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Read the rest of Solar and Wind-Powered Living Aleutian Home Resembles a Lobster Tail Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "wind power", biomimicry, Design Competition, eco design, [...] Read »
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Read the rest of Slatted Larch Screen Makes Renovated Casa Morchiuoso Erba Look New Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Architecture, Casa Ristrutturata, countryside, eco design, [...] Read »
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Read the rest of Singapores Green-Roofed Marina Barrage Controls Flooding and Stores 10,000 Hectares of Rainwater Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", [...] Read »
Video: Rhythm Pendant Light by Arik Levy
Linething Lamp by Dijana Adzemovic Andjelkovic and Vladimir Andjelkovic
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Recyclable Double Helix Tower Allows Swedish Residents to Spy on Urban Development Project
Design firm Tham & Videgård recently won first place in a design competition hosted by the town of Järfälla, Sweden for this intriguing spiraling tower. The Double Helix tower will be [...] Read »
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Think Thick: Thermal Mass Construction Produces Energy-Efficient Homes that Resist Fire and Decay
Most of us know that a full refrigerator uses less energy than an empty one, because anything’s that denser than air will better store the cold. Opening the door of an empty fridge causes cold [...] Read »
Gallery: Big Sky by Johanna Grawunder
City & Urbanism
Book - Rethinking a Lot
Since the early half of the last century the car is a defining aspect of the urban environment. Pre-car urban pattern are obviously different and many scholars and practitioners have since covered [...] Read »