It's not that one, but a contender of her time nevertheless, in this undated story. Detroit News View full entry
A new charity is helping Tube Lines, the company responsible for rebuilding the Tube's busiest lines, to recycle obsolete Tube carriages which have been lying disused for years. Read. Check out a couple of carriages in Flickr. But the graffers got there first! View full entry
In anticipation of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, plans are in the works for an information age Olympic (data) HQ. | coolhunt View full entry
Melbourne architects Jackson Clements Burrows addressed a hertiage restriction through tattoo and chameleon-like mimicry. | NOTCOT View full entry
Just another Flickr photoset for the weekend View full entry
from here go to here... Added bonus: birdsnest stadium View full entry
José Rafael Moneo Arquitecto, the Madrid-based firm headed by award-winning architect José Rafael Moneo, has been chosen to design Princeton University's new neuroscience and psychology buildings... News@Princeton View full entry
Days before the fifth anniversary of the destruction of New York's World Trade Center by terrorists, city officials gathered on the site where the Twin Towers once stood to dedicate the newly completed 9/11 Memorial Hole. View full entry
In his first column, the new architecture and design critic hails the Brick House in Notting Hill - a surprise Stirling Prize contender - as a brilliant use of cramped urban space. Could this be the death knell for swaggering celebrity architecture? Guardian View full entry
The group is upset over the planned 178 foot tower and a huge crane that is to be installed (to move art around)Gothamist > View full entry
"Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne," the new headquarters for NOAA "appears as a slash of corrugated steel and prefabricated panels, fronted with a billboard-sized NOAA sign and topped by a half-dozen satellite dishes. Most of its 208,000 square feet are hidden beneath a... View full entry
The BBC takes a in depth look at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' new levees in New Orleans, which, as we probably all know by now, are only as good as they were prior to Katrina. View full entry
The Swiss Residence, a 2001 competition-winning collaboration between Steven Holl and Swiss firm Rüssli Architects, will be unveiled to the public on September 16. Press release and photos follow... Washington, D.C. – The Swiss Residence in Washington, D.C. by... View full entry
Innaugural exhibition for Libeskind's Denver Art museum, October 7 & 8. DAM | New DAM Home | via View full entry
As flood resistant floating architecture catches the attention of the Katrina imagineers, nobody so far is able to deal with 100+ mph hurricanes, capable of blowing barges away. Waterstudio tries. Turn in your FEMA trailer, get a boathouse? View full entry
