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This house is called “Distance of Fog” and it is situated in the suburbs of Tokyo. The project site is located on a cul de sac with seven other single family homes. Cul de sac’s in Japan often are used as a common space for the families that live on…

‘Nebel Wald’, meaning Cloud Forest is a series of generative trees created by Holger Lippmann. Berlin born who lived and studied in Paris, New York now lives and works in Berlin. Created with Processing. , full_html

Today, they are debating the controversial law of the websites in Spain, comes this news from The New York Times "Blog Gives Superheroes and Supervillains Their Day in Court". We're not against the law however an excess of legislation has shown that…

Guido De Zan is a ceramist from Milan that has been creating sculptors of grés and porcelain for over 30 years. For the 50th anniversary of the inauguration of the Pirelli Skyscraper, he designed a series of works inspired by Giò Ponti’s building,…

Tomorrow. Opening the 22nd of december 2010 at the Arqueria Exhibition Hall in Paseo de la Castellana, 67, Madrid, the I+D+VS. "Futuros de la Vivienda Social en 7 Ciudades2 exhibition is organised by the UPM research group New Techniques,…

If you still use paper agendas, this may be a solution. Julie Joliat designed this Agenda 2011. It has over 50 “connect the dots” puzzles which will reveal different famous art pieces, from Jan van Eyck to Damien Hirst. But it has some nice extras…

From the month of January 2011, the Vitra Design Museum will get a new art director. , full_html

RUR will partner with local architects Fei and Cheng and Associates (Taipei), with whom they are also working on their first-place winning Taipei Pop Music Center project. Also on the…

By revealing the social networks present within the urban environment, Invisible Cities describes a new kind of city—a city of the mind. It displays geocoded activity from online services such as Twitter and Flickr, both in real-time and in…

The city is a composite of impressions. Beyond the built environment, it is a constantly changing pastiche of associations and experiences—not just of the people who inhabit it, but of the larger community. New York City, in particular, has two…