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Tokyo, the Japanese capital, houses starting Monday, the twenty-fourth World Congress of Architecture, a triennial event that brings together thousands of professionals and this year a new direction for architectural able to overcome the disaster in…

OMA "Cities of Opportunity" Interview with Rem Koolhaas by PwC. In this video, Rem Koolhaas elaborates his views on the changing nature of the city, and his vision for future of urban centres. Rotterdam, 2011. , full_html

With only 1 day to go before the opening of the Biennale EXD'11, Lisbon prepares for 61 days of celebrating design and design culture, under the theme Useless. The Opening Week, starting next Wednesday, September 28, promises a high-octane calendar…

The Ordos project is known to be a new city within the plains of Mongolia and the place where, according to a "master plan" designed by the artist Ai Weiwei in 2008, 100 detached houses, designed by different architects (of 27 countries in total)…

Madrid is not only the result of urban development experts and the interests of large economic actors. A year "Think Madrid" betting platform to build an informed debate, pitting advocates of conflicting and controversial social forms. Recent events…

Our friends from Boamistura, show us a new proposal inspired by the poem "The order is" by Louis I. Kahn. , full_html

Curated by Davide Deriu, (Senior Lecturer in Architecture at the University of Westminster, London), the CCA (Canadian Centre for Architecture) from 22 September to 8 January 2012, show the exhibition: "Modernism in Miniature: Points of View" where…

These bold, colorful photographs by Andrew B. Myers, sure are attracting your attention. , full_html

Almost everyday, on my way to a local bakery, I walk in front of a dry cleaners. , full_html

The exceptional illustrator Yuko Shimizu creates her work at the intersection of traditional Japanese graphic prints with surreal comic art. The award-winning New York-based artist draws her basic forms and figures with calligraphy brushes and later…