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Pandayoghurt – “Future Cities” for Wired Magazine

December 3, 2009

via the Strange Attractor
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Sean Stewart – “Rivertown – Missing House”

October 29, 2009

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Kilian Rüthemann

October 23, 2009

via Acidolatte
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Rob Voerman – “Complex 1 + 2 “

October 16, 2009

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Thomas Traxler – “Idea of a Tree”

September 13, 2009

via Every Day I’m Tumblin’

Peter Belyi – “Danger Zone”

July 25, 2009

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A scene from Thom Andersen’s film-essay masterpiece Los Angeles Plays Itself

July 7, 2009

NuFormer Digital Media – “Projection on Buildings”

June 7, 2009

Lebbeus Woods – “Havana re-imagined”

March 11, 2009

via BLDG BLOG

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Hugh Ferriss – “Apartments On Bridges”

February 12, 2009

The Onist has an excellent write up of Hugh Ferriss. His work is sublime.

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The Architectural Review

February 7, 2009

via But Does It Float

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The High Line

December 23, 2008

This is an incredible project. Read more about it on Wikipedia or at Friends of the High Line
via Fresh Creation

The X-seed4000 and the Great Pyramid Monument

December 19, 2008

Two impossible buildings, click the images to read their Wikipedia entries.

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Playstation

June 22, 2008

It’s been interesting to watch over the years how Sony managed to usurp Nintendo from the #1 console title and then has watched as Nintendo out innovated them to get back in the lead. As it stands Nintendo now outsells Sony and Microsoft at about 2 to 1. I’m not going to go into the reasons why this has happened, but I would like to draw attention to three adverts that I think sum up the advertising and marketing campaigns for each of the three generations of Sony consoles.

Beginning with a signature piece from Chris Cunningham for the original Playstation:

Some amazing work from The Mill for Playstation 2:

And the new spot from TBWA for Playstation 3:

Jan Vormann – Dispatchwork

June 7, 2008

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MIT sues Gehry

June 4, 2008

MIT is suing Frank Gehry over the Stata Center Design. The suit is over the lack of thought Gehry allegedly gave to the basics such as plumbing and cracking masonry among other things. Gehry is not exactly exactly know for creating functional buildings (iconic, most definitely), MIT wanted a Gehry building and they got one, but there are huge logistical problems with the building so where does the sympathy lie?

This will be an interesting court decision, and something that may affect the super-architects that currently roam the earth trying to out phallicize eachother.

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Flare Facade

April 27, 2008

My big prediction: Flare Facade Technology coupled with Solar Panels will become a key part of major energy solutions in cities around the world by 2015. Via Gizmodo