Hell Yes! It’s another Lamp!
To celebrate (or mock) the opening of the newest New York City museum, called appropriately enough, “New Museum”, designer Sherwood Forlee brings you this scaled…
Architecture
British Kiosks…it’s the wood that makes it good
Londoners walking along the Thames River near Potter’s Field have a new treat waiting for them, stacks of charred wood. Along with their usual mochachinos,…
Cutting Edge Home
Interesting things happen when architects are hand-cuffed guided by local restrictions and client’s desires. A custom home design more often than not will look like…
All Bases Covered
The Nyamuk is a compact sleeping bag that goes from full tent to hammock complete with mosquito net. Made from super light polyester, the entire…
The Japanese Crystal Method
Nothing translates the language of fine crystal like stainless steel…wait, huh?! Just checked my notes and yes, what you are looking at is Japan’s new…
What Would Jesus Build?
Some Chinese Christians have faith that Jesus might give his blessing to this accordion harkening church designed by Architect GMP. Serving as China’s largest Christian…
Kiwis Have Nuts…
I don’t usually like to question anyone’s artistic expressions on any level, but I think flying into Wellington International Airport in New Zealand is about…
Mod-Squad Living
Parking lots are a sometime necessary blight of urban landscapes and a cheap way for landowners to generate income with minimal financial commitment. That being…
Three Piece Art House Rock Band
Looking like a hidden rebel alliance base on a distant planet, this cultural center in Santo Domingo, Colombia, is what I envision the real future…
ReTHINKING ReSOURCES
Forty percent of the world´s energy is used by buildings. More than fifty percent of the greenhouse gases come from buildings and the construction industry….
Wow, they look like Beatles from way up here…
Liverpudlians (people from Liverpool, England) have stepped away from their industrial based origins and have more to be proud about than simply being the birthplace…
63.02° of Separation
Japanese architects never cease to amaze me. They are constantly given the challenge of turning a very limited space into something functional and appealing at…