Carolina Pino‘s Shellhouse, a Collapsible Cardboard Shelters Using Radio Devices for Homeless Persons, comments on the promise of […]
Category Archive: architecture
Urban Interface Berlin is THE event of the moment i was really looking forward to enjoy slowly under […]
In Edible City – Part 1, my report on an exhibition about the urban environment and its food […]
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Tim Edler, co-founder of media facade specialists realities:united believes that ten years ago, many architects asked themselves how […]
While in Belgium last week (or was it the week before?), i made a quick trip to Maastricht […]
Jürgen Mayer H. has designed a mensa (dining hall) for Karlsruhe University (Germany) which he defines it as […]
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Ecoboulevard of Vallecas near Madrid, designed by [ecosistema urbano]. Each one of the 3 “air treesâ€? is 20 […]
Lift07 day two is long and extremely stimulating. There are just too many great talks by super smart […]
The promoters of HafenCity, a new district formed from 155 hectares of harbour area regeneration in Hamburg, have […]
Henry D. Thoreau (1817-1862)’s book Walden, or Life in the Woods recounts his life of as a hermit […]
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Built in the ‘30s according to plans by Fritz Schupp and Martin Kremmer, as part of one of […]
The MIT Senseable City project had a big room inside the Italian Pavilion of the Biennale this year. […]
The theme of the Korean Pavilion this year is perma n stant (permanent + instant). As one of […]
The installations, interior design and objects at the British Pavilion were so lavishly presented, stylish and nice-ish that […]
Musette Party at the French Pavilion of the Biennale. Titled métacity/métavilla, the place is stylishly chaotic, unpretentious, and […]
Moby, by Louis de Cordier, is a Life-Unit, consisting of an individual sleep module with extensions, such as […]
The Austrian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale of Architecture is called Form, Raum, Net (shape, space, network), three […]
Another great photographer of urban space i discovered while visiting Spectacular City in Rotterdam (just realised how much […]
The US pavilion wasn’t my favourite. It is definitely not one of those pavilions invaded by architects who […]
Situated several hours north of Tokyo, the region of Echigo-Tsumari invited a few years ago some artists and […]
I was planning to write a review of Spectacular City, the exhibition i saw at the Netherlands Institute […]
A very very nice Japanese Pavilion. Instead of presenting us his vision of the future of architecture as […]
One of my favourite pavilions at the Venice Biennale was the Danish one. Its design is all pop, […]
This afternoon, i visited Spectacular City, an exhibition held until January 7 2007 at the Netherlands Institute of […]
I’ve finally left Venice and its super expensive super slow and super well hidden internet cafes. I’m now […]
In the years since Albania’s 1991 revolution, satellite dishes and air conditioners have sprouted all over Tirana’s buildings. […]
A few days ago, the Staalprijs, the national Dutch awards for architecture, were given to the best studios […]
Elegant Embellishments is working on a decorative tile that can be installed quickly to reduce air pollution in […]
The Lower Mill Estate in the Cotswolds Gloucestershire (England) is a 222 hectares land with seven lakes and […]
One of the most interesting and inoovative research centers investigating landscape and architecture, Materials & Applications (more about […]
Responsive Environments: Architecture, Art and Design (USA – UK) by Lucy Bullivant, an architectural critic, author and curator […]
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Designboom has an interview (with video snippets) of one of my favourite artists/designers/architects ever: Vito Acconci. He talks […]
Alexis Rochas and his students at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles have developed two […]
Hierve-DiseñerÃa have recently completed this small apartment building in Mexico City. It’s got a reinforced concrete structural core […]
Electroland‘s new work EnterActive is now live at the Met Lofts apartment building, 11th and Flower streets, in […]
A Barcelona-based architecture studio, Equip Claramunt, and a team of engineers from Florida have developed the prototype of […]
Three architects and urbanists from modulorbeat have used some 160 conventional 1000-litre water tanks to build a temporary […]
I discovered the work of PROJEKT 0047 while i was covering DesignMai in Berlin a few months ago. […]