Miscellaneous
 Duke Miglin Hotel I can't believe that they'll be left this way, but right now there are an increasing number of skeletons piling up in Chicago's construction closet, courtesy of an imploding [...] Read »
Cork has again stolen a march on Dublin, with the Elysian tower overtaking Cork County Hall to claim the title of the Republic's tallest building, 11m (36ft) higher than Liberty Hall in Dublin, [...] Read »
News
Two designers told an audience at the Society for College and University Planning’s annual conference that performance doesn’t always meet predictions. Read »
 The project would create a striking new entrance to the campus from Lebanon Street, a busy thoroughfare. Read »
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 Doing research for our previous Google-Earth themed posts (Dwelling-Scapes and Building-Scapes) we began noticing some interesting deviations in the urban fabric of cities. Where there is density [...] Read »
Korea Utara, negara yang masih dianggap murni memegang komunisme sebagai haluan negara bersama Kuba, kerap menimbulkan tanda tanya, apa yang terlihat disana ? Selama ini kita mengetahui bahwa [...] Read »
Dublin City Council's management is reviewing its controversial high-rise strategy following an overwhelmingly negative response from the public, as well as signals from An Bord Pleanla and the [...] Read »
Architecture is basking under the lights of the chimerical town of NY-LON . In New York, MoMA has taken on the task of exhibiting the re-birth of pre-fabricated construction with their show Home [...] Read »
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 Steve Semes’ Article Redefines “Architecture of Our Time" At last! Logic that refutes landmark commissions who declare with finality: “New construction should reflect the architecture of [...] Read »
 I wanted to expand on a previous post ("How about Chavez Circle") based on some comments received about the Burnside-Couch couplet. Apparently the plan to make Burnside and Couch into one-way [...] Read »
 Oh, pretty summer flowers. Some from a lovely garden in Connecticut, some from my back yard, and some from the campus of the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Read »
Elisabeth Rosenthal examines Britain's attempt to "green" residential housing stock. A range of methods have grown in popularity including; smart metering, the retro-fitting of older housing [...] Read »
2,000 tons of sand, 85 boats, 950 trees, and 61 beach cabins have been temporarily installed on an expressway in Paris. Guardian Read »
The war crimes suspect on the run for over a decade has been brought before Belgrade's war crimes court, in accordance with a law on cooperation with the Hague Tribunal, the Serbian presidency [...] Read »
Video
Mastar City,Abu Dhabi,UAE..designed by Norman Foster .. here more information.. here also.. official page flick rsee it at google maps Read »
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 I mentioned in my Bachelor Pad Sneak Peak post that the entry console was from Pieces , Lee Kleinhelter's fabulous store in Atlanta. We also bought the bedside tables from Pieces and couldn't [...] Read »
 DSC03684 , originally uploaded by sevensixfive . Dan Deacon at Whartscape. This was a great (if too short) show. The stuff he does with crowd dynamics is amazing. As this article points out, [...] Read »
The lights on top of the Spire on Dublin's O'Connell Street will be switched back on tomorrow night, following their repair last weekend, several months after they had stopped working. The Spire, [...] Read »
Michael Neumann Architecture seeking Project Architect in New York, NY Our 12+ person, award-winning office has been in business for over 13 years and is seeking a talented, team-spirited individual [...] Read »
Architectural Works
![[C]space Pavilion, Bedford Square](http://img.archiblog.info/491/112858/c8bd0af561876e268791219126fecb0e.jpg) [C]space Pavilion, Bedford Square , originally uploaded by Stefan Schäfer . Read »
 Feldbalz is a new home overlooking Lake Zurich designed by Swiss architect Gus Wüstemann. Read »
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