If you haven't really followed the results of the Taiwan Conceptual Tower International Competition yet, worry not — we've put together the three winning designs, as well as some of the most outstanding entries for you on Bustler: First Prize: Floating Observatories by DSBA &... View full entry
Is this service for both men and women? FLW: At least I think so.Do these people come to you.FLW: They must. I have never gone to them.Is what you do related to law in any way?FLW: Unfortunately, yes.Is this service for both men and women?FLW: At least I think so.Do these people come to you.FLW... View full entry
Today, the ARC International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition unveiled its five finalist designs for a next generation wildlife crossing at West Vail Pass, Colorado. Today, the ARC International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition unveiled its five finalist... View full entry
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani recently hosted a lavish house-warming for his new 27-storey residence, believed to be the world's most expensive home.Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani recently hosted a lavish house-warming for his new 27-storey residence, believed to be the world's most expensive... View full entry
Bruna Mori took a look at Fallen Fruit’s recuration of the permanent collection and garden structures Let Them Eat LACMA, closing Fallen Fruit’s EATLACMA, a yearlong investigation of food, the natural growth cycle, and the social role of art.News Bruna Mori took a look at Fallen... View full entry
Four architects talk to New York Times about their museum projects, all inspired by the Arabic desert and financed by the petroleum money. Five museums in Doha and Abu Dhabi built to astonish and create new lucrative markets for art. Four architects talk to New York Times about their museum... View full entry
The five projects selected for the 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture were announced today at a prize-giving ceremony held at the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar. The five projects selected for the 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture were announced today at a prize-giving ceremony held at... View full entry
From futuristic steel-and-glass structures to early American structures steeped in design history, here are ten public libraries that prove that free books and internet access don’t need to be the only reason you visit these architectural gems.The Central Library of the Atlanta-Fulton Public... View full entry
Andreas, at Harvard GSD, enters the honorable ranks of an Archinect school blogger and promptly impresses us with informative writeup and a schooled eye for photography. You had us at Hello Archinect. Emma, at Ohio State University, also joins the merry school blogger team and drops a freshman... View full entry
Winners of 2010 Western Red Cedar Architectural Design Awards Six projects showcasing innovative ways of cedar in building construction and surface have recently been announced winners at the Western Red Cedar Architectural Design Awards...“FLOATING OBSERVATORIES” - First Prize Winner... View full entry
Something interesting is brewing at NYC's Van Alen institute, and you can get involved...The rumors are true, this January and for six months, the Van Alen Institute is opening a new project space dedicated to thinking, speaking, discussing, reading, touching and selling architecture publications... View full entry
Since February of this year, E. Sean Bailey and Erandi de Silva have been hard at work on the BI BLOG, a new form of collaborative design blogging. Eschewing the singular author, each thematic exchange presents, in tandem, two unique points of view on a single architectural topic, opening up a... View full entry
Archinect Does Dallas News Archinect Does Dallas There are two upcoming Bracket book launch events in NYC & LA, both to be held on Dec 10. For more.Read about how, confronting a shortage of home-grown architects, the Canadian government is making it easier for foreign-trained designers to work... View full entry
'Just such a work is Majestic, a sculptural environment by Tobias Putrih (a native Slovenian who now lives in Boston) and MOS, an architectural and design collective led by Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample. 'Just such a work is Majestic, a sculptural environment by Tobias Putrih (a native... View full entry
The debate about the cost and 'legacy' of construction will outlast the 2012 Olympic Games, but no one can deny the new venues are a bold addition to London's landscape. The debate about the cost and 'legacy' of construction will outlast the 2012 Olympic Games, but no one can deny the new venues... View full entry