The Arizona Cardinals' new stadium fuses a keen aesthetic sensibility with an appreciation for football's glory days. NY Times View full entry
The Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, a masterpiece built between 1568 -1575 by the great Ottoman chief architect Sinan--considered the finest example of Turkish architecture. TDN View full entry
The success of the German World Cup this past summer seems to have given some German architect's the leg up the kick around ideas for building stadiums in South Africa for the 2010 World Cup. KLN l Guardian View full entry
James E. Young , Michael J. Lewis, and Paul Goldberger discuss the positioning and relationship of memorials and memory in the pyshe of the state--especially concerning the WTC Memorial. WNYC View full entry
Dubai is planning to build the world's largest hotel as part of a $27 billion resort project to spearhead the Gulf emirate's drive to become a global tourism hub. USA Today | Dubai's Potemkin City View full entry
Londonist posts a bunch of links to cities/projects that acknowledge the tourist potential of the Ferris wheel after the success of the London Eye. Link> View full entry
Projekt 0047 will present Industry! at Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture (Oslo), investigates the interplay between architecture and industry, with a special focus on how knowledge can be transferred between the fields. Three offices are presented: Barkow Leibinger Architects (Berlin... View full entry
Last month, New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) dedicated their 2005 Solar Decathlon house as “America's First Solar-Hydrogen Home.”... New York Institute of Technology’s (NYIT) 2005 Solar Decathlon team dedicated their solar-powered home as... View full entry
The Senate today passed an emergency spending amendment to the Immigration Reform Bill, allocating nearly $2 billion to fund a 370 mile fence and 461 miles of vehicle barriers along the US/Mexico border. WashPost. I wonder how many homes, jobs and infrastructure that money could provide for the... View full entry
Beijing is engaged in a process of selective preservation work in advance of the 2008 Olympics. Heavily visited historic sites like the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven are undergoing multimillion-dollar face-lifts, even as a few ancient residential neighborhoods are being bulldozed for... View full entry
The architects behind one of London's most prominent features are now planning an astounding seaside observation tower. Telegraph View full entry
"We're looking for an over-the-top effect", the Owner.yahoo, previously, color pics View full entry
Windsor Park's stunning new visitor centre could give royal architecture a good name, says Steve Rose. Guardian View full entry
The Brady bunch home in CAD, drafting table and all. flickr View full entry
Rem's ball looking slightly feminine | ICA Boston by DSR...or DS+R | New Morphosis at UC | mash-arkt from Columbia View full entry
