Unstoppable. Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias (CAC) in Valencia hires Calatrava for Spain's tallest building (in his hometown, no less). en español | via | imgs: 1 , 2 View full entry
"The real strength of what they've done is to create an alternative to traditional suburban development. Every student who's studying architecture today needs to know about New Urbanism." Open the link to find the answer and many other Daily Princetonian revelations. View full entry
"The Architectural League of New York has named its newest crop of Emerging Voices. Since its inception in 1982, the program has served as a coming out for architects and designers, giving promising new talents a platform to share their ideas and work. 2005's featured firms talk about beauty... View full entry
Heeding urgent pleas from preservation advocates, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission agreed yesterday morning to hold a hearing on the future of the 1949 Paterson Silks retail building at Union Square. But it was too late. NYTimes View full entry
For numerous reasons, including location, some of Frank Lloyd Wright's houses are at risk of demolition. CSMonitor View full entry
Highly recommended event for you road-tripping architecture junkies. Come to Cornell for the Project Architect Symposium Saturday, March 12. Seven speakers, Seven practices, seven projects. View full entry
Eric Gibson for the Wall St. Journal warns our nation's museums about their eyes being too big their stomach, and whether the build-it-and-they-will-stampede model of expansion-mania is really wise or not. Previously: The New Serenity + Related Event: Rethinking the Museum In the 21st Century View full entry
Yves Klein: Air Architecture curated by François Perrin opens tonight at the Storefront for Art and Architecture. Opening is from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and will run until April 23rd. Renowned French conceptualist Yves Klein (1928-1962) produced a prescient body of work... View full entry
DETAIL magazine wants to know your favorite Architecture website (hint hint). In return you can win one of their jaw-dropping books. View full entry
Santiago Calatrava will be speaking tonight at MIT as he accepts the $70,000 McDermott Award for innovation in the arts. And after unveiling his plans for Atlanta's Symphony Hall, noticias arquitectura brings us his latest tower imgs [a b] for the economic center in Valencia's... View full entry
Las Vegas continues to assert itself as an important emerging client for architects. | reviewjournal View full entry
According to this article, “architectural and engineering firms made far fewer political donations in the 2002-2004 election cycle after the state Campaign Spending Commission began fining individual companies more than $1.3 million for excessive and illegal political... View full entry
Lynn Becker reports on the exhibition ‘Design Innovations in Manufactured Housing' currently showing at the Field Museum in Chicago, which hopes to dispel the stigma attached to pre-fabricated housing typically seen as trailer park trash. Dallas city... View full entry
Zoë Blackler (BD) offers architectural action (and inaction) as activism for socially responsible Architects. | bdonlineA Time for Scruples 04 March 2005 Would you design a military installation? An animal research facility? Or a palace for a dictator? When it comes to... View full entry
BLUEPRINT magazine will be deciding in the furnace of public debate, over the next few Wednesday evenings in the impressive setting of Christ Church in London's Spitalfields, their pick for Architect of the Year 2004. The audience will vote after every session, and the winners will be announced... View full entry