Michael Reynolds hopes to flood the world with life-saving earthships. | sydney | more: earthship View full entry
"...Peter Zumthor fiercely defended his design against criticism that it was uneconomic, but lost a case last month in Germany's highest court..." Read View full entry
Peter Sparks has submitted a new view on the current situation at the Cambridge University School of Architecture. If anyone has photographs from the protest, please send them to us or upload them to the image gallery. Archinect's views are read by thousands of people every day. In addition to... View full entry
Got a Zaha Hadid fan on your Christmas list? Check out this new title from Rizzoli - Zaha Hadid by Gordana Fontana GiustiAbout the Author Gordana Fontana Giusti is a former lecturer at London's Architectural Association. Patrick Schumacher is a principal partner in the office of Zaha... View full entry
Jonathan Glancey picks the up-and-coming Brits. Read View full entry
Architecture for Humanities' competition kicks in for World AIDS Day with 9 finalists for a field of dreams in South Africa. View full entry
Lord Foster gets the nod from the Chinese to build the world's biggest airport just in time for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Images courtesy Norman Foster & Partners View full entry
Most U.S. cities have buildings with echoes of Islamic design. From the SF Chronicle View full entry
Mason has just published a new view - part two of his three-part series "Notes on the State of American Architecture #2" - Faking It For Real, a worthy commentary on our society's lust for the unreal. View full entry
Chris Hume surveys Toronto's enviable architecture frenzy, featuring Foster, Behnisch, Alliance, Adamson. | thestar View full entry
...of course, in a way, they've always been embedded information. But, as this article shows, as every aspect turns digital, and the building gets "smarter," it also becomes more panoptic than ever before. View full entry
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum has hired Italian architect Renzo Piano to design a multistory building for the museum's Fenway site. Read View full entry
Don't miss Ian Martin's faux diary entry series from bd. read faux libeskind read faux koolhaas View full entry
Bob Venturi picks his favorite American building...find out. View full entry
Raise high the roof beams: Hugh Pearman is inspired by some constructive reading It would be difficult to imagine two more different architecture books than a scholarly tract such as Classical Greek Architecture by Alexander Tzonis and Phoebe Giannisi (Flammarion £48)... View full entry