MoMA's P.S.1 has just hired Peter Eleey as the new Chief Curator. WSJ MoMA's P.S.1 has just hired Peter Eleey as the new Chief Curator. WSJ View full entry
Networks that are resilient on their own become fragile and prone to catastrophic failure when connected, suggests a new study with troubling implications for tightly linked modern infrastructures. Networks that are resilient on their own become fragile and prone to catastrophic failure when... View full entry
Exploring issues of security in a time of terror, Sarah Pickering’s new monograph Explosions, Fires, and Public Order goes behind the scenes at training sites for British government forces. Exploring issues of security in a time of terror, Sarah Pickering’s new monograph Explosions... View full entry
The NY Times has published an article discussing the changes many online publications are making in regards to anonymous commenting. This comes on the heals of a story about a judge in Ohio who is suing The Plain Dealer about revealing her identity in association to her anonymous online comments... View full entry
Activist UCSD professor and co-developer of the Transborder Immigrant Tool (bb) facing administration and politicians. Activist UCSD professor and co-developer of the Transborder Immigrant Tool, Ricardo Domínguez/b.a.n.g lab, facing administration and politicians. Signon San Diego... View full entry
The 9 Hours is the brand new capsule hotel unveiled in December 2009 by Tokyo-based Cubic Corp. Designed in a collaboration with designer Fumie Shibata of Design Studio S, it looks nothing like its predecessors and represents a revolution in the capsule concept. Monocle's video journalist Gabriel... View full entry
Q: What happens when you combine Archinectors, bikes, and blogging? A: Many good things Q: What happens when you combine Archinectors, bikes, and blogging? A: Many good things! I started living in Los Angeles without a car nearly three years ago, and then had to stop because I was, ahem... View full entry
EvolCtink makes buildings in unexpected places and in sizes. From sister SpaceInvading. EvolCtink makes buildings in unexpected places and in sizes. From sister SpaceInvading View full entry
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is bad news for some. Building McMansions for poor people result in foreclosures. "Goodby ABC! Thanks for coming, in our house!" "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is bad news for some. Building McMansions for poor people result in foreclosures. "Goodby ABC! Thanks... View full entry
A 120 metres tall looping tower structure proposed for London is designed by Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond. It will officially be called the ArcelorMittal Orbit, after steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, the richest man in Europe, who is funding it. In a most curious statement, Mayor of London Boris... View full entry
AFH has announced its new mascot - Hugh Manatee, a 1200 lb Antillean Manatee, who will be traveling the world with two handlers and a travel tank, allowing him to view construction projects first hand. Read the press release I guess it's technically April Fools Day in Japan. View full entry
Multimedia photojournalist and filmmaker John D McHugh travelled to Afghanistan in February 2010. During the trip he managed to gain rare access to the off-limits Queen's Palace - a former seat of Afghanistan's royal family... Multimedia photojournalist and filmmaker John D McHugh travelled to... View full entry
After 16 years and $10 billion — and a long morning of electrical groaning and sweating — there was joy in the meadows and tunnels of the Swiss-French countryside Tuesday: the world’s biggest physics machine, the Large Hadron Collider, finally began to collide subatomic... View full entry
Lights switched off for Earth hour, but can you still recognize the city? Lights switched off for Earth hour, but can you still recognize the city? Try it with this BBC News slideshow. View full entry
Watch via itunes | Ai Wei Wei previously interviewed on ArchinectWatch via itunes | Ai Wei Wei previously interviewed on Archinect View full entry