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Category Archive: architecture
Mark Dytham and Astrid Klein, studied architecture in London, left for a 3 month tour of Japan and […]
Zbigniew Oksiuta‘s works merge biology, art and architecture. The Spatium Gelatum (congealed space) project is a proposal for […]
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The Interactive Walkways is one of Electroland‘s awesome projects. Cameron McNall and Damon Seeley envisioned two glass pedestrian […]
R&Sie architecture company’s project for the future Bangkok Art Museum feeds of the city’s pollution. Called Dusty Relief, […]
Bruce Jones has $40 million invested to build a luxury hotel where the rooms will be submerged 50 […]
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As I’m going to Berlin tomorrow for the transmediale and club transmediale festival, I’m in the mood for […]
On a Northern Lake Michigan beach, architect David Hanawalt and Sonic Installation artist Bill Close have teamed up […]
Adam Somlai-Fischer, Peter Hudini and Anita Pozna from Aether architecture are working on Induction House , an experimental […]
Architect Will Alsop has unveiled his idea of a 80-mile long, 15-mile wide super city. Nicknamed “Prezzagrad”, it […]
To update the Galleria Mall in Seoul, Dutch firm UN Studio and theatre lighting specialist Rogier van der […]
For three winter months of the year, Rattenberg, a mountain village near Innsbruck, is permanently in the shadow […]
The HangOut is a 2.9 meters diameter housing module designed –by Vancouver-based Tom Chud– to be suspended from […]
Florentine avant-garde architecture collective Superstudio was at the heart of the architectural and design avant garde in the […]
Tokyo-based architecture and design company nendo has an impressive portfolio. You wouldn’t tell by the look of the […]
Behrokh Khoshnevis, a professor at USC, has devised a robot that, guided by architect’s computerized drawings, can squirt […]
Three years ago, Rotterdam-based architects bureau MVRDV imagined a pig city to change farming production and solve problems […]
Five historic waterfront buildings in Red Hook (New York) will be razed to make way for a parking […]
Near Berlin, a former zeppelin hangar has been transformed into Europe’s largest covered leisure resort (five million cubic […]
The “circuit box” concepts tries to answer the problem of shrinking living space. This multifunctional furnishing system is […]
The Son-O-House , by NOX architects (Lars Spuybroek) and media artist Edwin van der Heide, is an interactive […]
Tokyo-based architect Masaki Endoh teamed up with Masahiro Ikeda to design a double apartment on a site at […]
When Maartje Lammers and Boris Zeisser, principals of the Rotterdam-based practice 24H Architecture, bought an 18th-century fisherman’s cottage […]
The Icehotel is re-built every winter from tons of snow and ice, in the village of Jukkasjârvi in […]
Radisson SAS Hotel London Stansted Airport main restaurant features the usual, but also what they call the “wine […]
Six concept designs for the British Antarctic Survey’s new Halley VI research station are exhibited at the Royal […]
D-Tower, built in Doetinchem, The Netherlands, is a sculpture where the intensive (feelings, qualia) and the extensive (space, […]
The MetroShed is a delightfull detached living / working space. This modern outdoor structure uses only top quality […]
A new program for 2005 from TLC (formally known as The Learning Channel) will feature designer Genevieve Gorder […]
London hopes to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. If their bid is successful, they plan to […]
The fabulous Danish art group N55 (the guys of Small Truck) designed three years ago the Snail Shell […]
James Law is the chief “cybertect” of a consultancy based in Hong Kong specializing in the design of […]
Nadi Jahangiri, Ken Hutt and Ivy Chan from m3 architects have designed an inflatable apartment space that attaches […]
Maisonneuve has a fascinating story about ethnoburbs, the new suburbs for middle-class immigrants where strip malls are filled […]
The BIX Media Façade by Jan and Tim Edler of the realities:united architects from Berlin has been nominated […]
After the record-breaking heat experienced in Tokyo this summer, the metropolitan government is pursuing a number of projects […]
David Dixon, a urban design thinker in New England, believes that “the war against terrorism threatens to become […]
Inspired by Commerce Design Montreal, Design Times Square is a public/private effort to raise awareness of design in […]
As superstores abandon buildings in order to move into bigger stores, what becomes of the “bix boxes ” […]
Architect Sean Godsell has installed a new project for the Melbourne Fringe Festival depicting the bus shelter as […]