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Jordi Colomer L’Avenir (“The Future”). A project based on Charles Fourier’s 19th-century Phalanstère. Fourier did not draw detailed plans for this utopian building, which was never built; in his writings, however, he planned and described it in…

How we live, where, why, and with whom. These are but a few of the aspects covered in Louisiana's impressive and diverse summer exhibition entitled "LIVING" which investigates the concepts of home and new modes of life through architectural, social…

Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa have released renderings for the development of "La Samaritaine" — or “La Samar” as it was also known to Parisians, originally opened in 1869 and designed by Frantz Jourdain and Henri Sauvage. , full_html

Boamistura have been invited by the Antonio Gala Foundation to give a talk and make a mural inside. Living a few days with the  artists and writers there. This young foundation, really young age by artists who accepts, is a unique cultural proposal…

Thom Mayne to give Keynote at the International Architectural Education Summit 2011 at CaixaForum Madrid. On June 24-26 IE School of Architecture will host the second edition of the International Architectural Education Summit, a bi-annual meeting…

I was co-leading one of the most exciting office in Spain and I was pretty sure that I would stay there for ever, and that overall, I would never come back to Brussels.

You know ten years ago the architectural context in Belgium was so…

Marc Newson's latest creation for Ikepod sees the Australian designer interpret the most iconic timepiece of all: The Hourglass.

Director Philip Andelman traveled to Basel, Switzerland, to document the designer's modern take on the…

A white forest in a grey field, Junya Ishigami’s university project space in the foothills west of Tokyo is a building designed…

On Monday (06/06/2011, follow the link), we showed you the complete catalog of works and the first video presented, between 9 and 11, at the CCCB, Barcelona. Just 10 hours has been put online this video. , full_html

Geopolitical cartography is all about an objective view of the world’s political conventions. But there’s nothing politically correct in Bulgarian-born, London-based designer Yanko Tsvetkov‘s Mapping Stereotypes project — a series of amusing, often…