just about any street in any hill town in Italy.

quizzical when i saw this thread i was going to post the same image

hmmm.....not sure yet, but here's my least favorite architecture shaped by outdoor space.

a little cheesy, but my favorite space i've visited in person this year. the pool at the standard miami...

The Piazza del Campo, Sienna

kailasa temple

Piazza di Sant Ignazio, Rome

kaiser joseph strasse

The area surrounding Bamberg's old Rathaus town hall


Which was actually built in the middle of the river

i don't know if it is my favorite, but incredibly powerful nevertheless.

one of my favorites;
paley park, nyc.

holz.box is that in Freiburg? I love the "Bächle", so smart those Bobbele.
(FEI: they were built to fight fires and to feed livestock, never were they part of the sewage system!!!)
What a great urban design element.

FreeRnC, You beat me to it. Here's a picture from my class field trip earlier this semester. The trekky on the right was amped about the space.

yes, i rolled through on my trips to basel a lot. it's kinda quaint, but the entire city was bombed out between the luftwaffe and allied forces. so they rebuilt it to look like it did before hand, which is kinda wierd.

a lot of green architects there as well.

holz.box you are right, too quaint for my taste too.
First stop for a drink every time I go to Rome:

Campo dei Fiori
great picture by Giorgos (Flickr)

that's hot

The Campo in Siena is my favorite, but I like this one, too:

damn i hope this works...doesn't look promising but hey and x in a box is quite exciting!