icebergproject's Frank Fantauzzi and company slides the facade of a typical Buffalo home. Read|Watch Next up: Lifting and rotating the facade. View full entry
Two years ago, to create a tailgating park, the University of Arkansas demolished five mid-century modern buildings on Stone's Carlson Terrace, a 15-building complex built in 1958-1964. This spring, it plans to raze four more to make room for a new women's softball stadium. Preservation Online View full entry
Images of Jean Nouvel's recent competition winning Philharmonie de Paris design. batiactu l previous View full entry
The King of Pop, Alsop, unveils 'design' for the Glenwood waterfront regeneration project. | e-architect View full entry
Two million dollars will buy you 5 weeks of use of a brand new Norman Foster designed yacht. NYT l YachtPlus View full entry
Bruce Ratner plans on demolishing a significant portion of Brookyln to make way for his Atlantic Yards development, including 664 Pacific Street which houses several wall paintings by Sol LeWitt. ...but this will only occur after they have been photographed for historical documentation. DDDB View full entry
A new museum near Cologne houses a collection of the most egregious examples of counterfeit goods. Business Week View full entry
New plans for Subotica (Serbia) theatre would demolish all but a fragment of the neoclassical building. Intbau View full entry
Steel, stone, and glass meet greenery in Richard Tyler’s ultraminimal house. nymagazine View full entry
Archidose found a great booklet of images and drawings on SANAA's Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) Learning Center. View full entry
Check out this video entry of the almost finished, (but open for business) Frank Ghery building on the West Side HWY, NYC.via Curbed View full entry
Charles Mudede offers a post-occupancy evaluation of the Chapel of St. Ignatius, by Steven Holl Architects. The Stranger | related View full entry
Mary Wilson meets the architect behind the revamp of St Pancras and discovers what he designed for his own family. Telegraph View full entry
The irreverent London architecture firm FAT creates a cloyingly stylized tearoom. Metropolis | previously 1 | 2 | 3 View full entry
Suad Amiry is the director of an award-winning institute on the West Bank to preserve historical Palestinian architecture and is the author the memoir, "Sharon and My Mother-in-Law." Jeffrey Brown discusses the author's life and work in Palestine. NewsHour with Jim Lehrer View full entry