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eVolo Magazine announces the winners of the 2013 Skyscraper Competition. The award was established in 2006 to recognize outstanding ideas for vertical living. Since then, the publication has received more than 5,000 projects that envision the future…

In times when the paper is in crisis recognize the brilliant work being done by editing Paula Alvarez is a must. Today we focus on a book about the work by Simona Rota and her excelent photos, whom we have dedicated other articles in METALOCUS.…

On Thursday, the House Velázquez, is hosting a roundtable: "Arte, oficio: más allá de la Arquitectura". , full_html

It seems that hospitals are usually cold and austere, but here we present an example for you to see that is not always true. David Coutinho was designed the Amarante´s hospital with the intention of improving the relationship between patients and…

Loosely inspired by the work and research of deep-sea expert Peter A. Rona, the piece abolishes notions of scale by contrasting micro-architecture with human construction. , full_html

Employing the tradition of wicker, the architect Benedetta Tagliabue shares with us the design of the Tina armchair, with it, she achieves to generate a design where we can admire the beauty of simplicity and the traditional craftsmanship getting an…

Continuing with the number of interviews that Intinerance Office carry out for its own project New Generations, this time it is the turn to the Dutch studio Ann Holtrop, whose work ranges from architecture models to temporary and permanent buildings…

Brazilian Architect Carla Juaçaba has been named as the winner of the first arcVision Prize – Women and Architecture, an international social architecture award for female designers instituted by the Italcementi Group. , full_html

What's in a name? Utter the word 'Koolhaas', and all within earshot inevitably think of Rem. But Tomas Koolhaas, the architect's son and the younger brother of photographer Charlie Koolhaas (whose pictures illustrate Project Japan: Metabolism Talks…

Saturday's musical video. The first video from David Byrne & St. Vincent's collaborative album "Love This Giant", full_html