From NY Mag: Fifty-seven years after he designed it, the house that Frank Lloyd Wright thought might be his greatest has finally been built by one determined fan. nymag.com View full entry
Interview with Hedye Darman - The reformulation of an interactive determination in response to a creative action, which is the result of a mental incident reproduction, will utilize an identical image which it is compatible with the sole of time...report-en.aruna.ir View full entry
"With an unorthodox mix of reporting, commentary, and activism, a new generation of architectural pundits is making its voice heard—online." Architect Online View full entry
From Athens to Washington, museums jostle one another for a place in the sun. NY Times View full entry
The New Republic headline reads "Bush's Architect is a Perfect Match for His Presidency". Read View full entry
architecture2030.org is taking their message to the readers of the New Yorker Magazine with a full page ad in the September 10th issue. As circulated via the architecture 2030 newsletter, the ad will read (in stark black and gray times roman text centered on the page):GLOBAL WARMING Think... View full entry
“…according to observers, the plan breaches ethical and transparency standards that the city government claims to uphold. It has met with opposition from local residents, architects and cultural authorities, who also point out that the project involves demolishing a 1940s building... View full entry
"Buildings for schools of architecture should be the best structures on college campuses. The architects are working for clients and occupants who understand the process of designing buildings — its possibilities, limitations, and pitfalls." You'd think so... (From the Chronicle of Higher... View full entry
The design chosen is a low-lying, striking bit of construction that uses natural earth as a berm, and relies on passive energy for heating and cooling, with photovoltaic panels for electricity and water recycling capabilities. — Space.com
Virgin Galactic's New Mexico spaceport by Foster & Partners. View full entry
"The problems encountered in Beirut may not be different from those faced by many "developing cities." Lack of long-term planning, economic problems and constantly evolving political situation in the region, have created conditions that hinge precariously on the choatic. This city once known as... View full entry
When Hurricane Frances ripped through Gainesville, Fla., in 2004, Christopher Swinney, an anesthesiologist, was without electricity for a week. A few weeks ago, Dr. Swinney lost power again, but this time he was ready. He used his Toyota Prius to power the house. NYT View full entry
"Copenhagen-based JDS Architects won the unanimous support of the jury set up by the city to choose the design of the new ski jump. It was praised for the "purity" of its lines, and public space at the top of the jump that will allow visitors to experience much the same as the ski jumpers do... View full entry
Not only is the 2007 Serpentine pavilion not as awkward as I'd feared from the early publicity images - on the contrary, it is the best of these annual summer temporary structures since Toyo Ito and Cecil Balmond's back in 2002. It is also the tallest. - Gabion (Hugh Pearman) Prev: 1 | 2 | 3 View full entry
Cameron Sinclair rubs shoulders with Jonathan Ive (and others) in the Guardian. View full entry
August 27, 2001: Archinect editor Quilian Riano reviews Designing for the Other 90%, an exhibit currently on view at the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum. August 28, 2007: As posted in the news, Architect Robert A.M. Stern has been selected to design the George W. Bush Presidential Library... View full entry