Europaconcorsi presents a beautiful science and technology center by Gregotti Associati (18 slides) View full entry
from Archrecord :Cook + Fox Architects Tuesday unveiled designs for the Bank of America Tower, which will be the second tallest building in New York City, and, the firm hopes, one of the most environmentally friendly tall structures in the U.S. View full entry
The Hollywood Bowl has been updated by Hodgetts and Fung. Arcspace reports View full entry
On Thursday morning, June 24, more than 200 architects, critics and other members of the international design world descended on this picturesque village 20 miles north of Paris to witness the rebirth of the Maison Tropicale, an early masterpiece of prefab architecture rescued from the Congo... View full entry
updates: (previously on Archinect: Richard Rogers working on NY East Side Plan.) new Curbed comments... & a Downtown Express article (w/ rendering) View full entry
Chinese developer Beijing North Star has awarded U.K.-based RMJM the commission to design the Beijing Olympic Green Convention Center, one of the 2008 Olympic Games' key venues. RMJM beat out competitors that included OMA, Philip Cox Architects, and KMD. -archrecord View full entry
NYtime article on recently completed MOMA/PS1 project by nArchitects. Construction Progress Photos here. Canopy will be open to the public thru Sept 5th. TH,FR,SUN,MON;12 to 6. SAT 12 to 9. $5 donation. For special Sat events -- see www.ps1.org DESIGN NOTEBOOK In Fine Form, Bamboo Shows Off Its... View full entry
Foster and Partners is nearing completion of the World's Tallest Bridge, the Millau Viaduct in southern France. How do you feel 900 feet above? View full entry
BBC's building pick of the day - the Batik Building View full entry
Raul Barreneche reports in the NY Times on the opening of nArchitects' "Canopy" at P.S.1 this weekend. View full entry
To mark Architecture Week, each day this week (BBC's) The Magazine will look at one of five notable new buildings to have opened in Britain in the past 12 months and ask what the excitement is about. Yesterday: Grange Park, Hants; Today: Birmingham Selfridges View full entry
The 2004 Pavilion is now called 2004/2005 pavilion. It will still be designed by MVRDV who "has been working since early 2004 on a scheme that will redefine the concept of the Pavilion. Construction of this radical design begins late 2004 for opening spring 2005", as posted on the gallery's... View full entry
To mark Architecture Week, each day this week (BBC's) The Magazine will look at one of five notable new buildings to have opened in Britain in the past 12 months and ask what the excitement is about. Today: Daniel Libeskind's new Graduate Centre for London's Metropolitan University View full entry
Compared to Detroit, Toronto provides more works to admire From the Detroit Free Press View full entry
From the BBC View full entry