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Archive for June, 2005

  • The MEME gauntlet has been thrown

    30 Jun 2005

    Like John, who passed this along to me, I am a meme virgin. Unless you count a somewhat frustrating, somewhat…

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  • The only blog with a food court

    30 Jun 2005

    Behold! The Mall Blog! A fellow midwesterner waxing nostalgic on the glory days of shopping. …spend some quality time with…

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  • Fortress: Manhattan

    29 Jun 2005

    Today, the revised WTC “design” was announced, and this latest masterpiece from David Childs is just a slightly reworked version…

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  • "Federal" & the architecture of politics

    29 Jun 2005

    I regret to say that this post is probably one day too late. On Tuesday, June 29, NYC’s Storefront for…

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  • The Ara Pacis Museum

    28 Jun 2005

    Arcspace strolls around Richard Meier’s Ara Pacis Museum in Rome. The Museum is designed to display and protect the Ara…

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  • a little SUR-ly

    28 Jun 2005

    somehow, it just worked better in the renderings… - and what’s with the waiting-in-line-at-the-bank guardrail? isn’t the whole idea of…

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  • Alsop in Prison

    23 Jun 2005

    As if I needed more of a reason to love Will Alsop, this from today’s Guardian: The architect Will Alsop…

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  • Never deal with shitty contractors again

    23 Jun 2005

    This is kind of old news, but i saw just saw it, so forgive me. Mad inventor and USC professor…

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  • PS1: Invasion!

    22 Jun 2005

    A rendering of this year’s winning entry to MoMA/P.S. 1′s Young Architect Program. Entitled “Sur,” the project was designed by…

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  • a little studio gossip

    21 Jun 2005

    From Eavesdrop, in The Architect’s Newspaper: Which widely known architect, who also fancies herself an artist, is more of a…

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  • The LoftCube

    18 Jun 2005

    Last week, I received an email with a link to the loftcube – an entirely self contained and customizable dwelling…

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  • no-no-notorious!

    16 Jun 2005

    Not sure how i missed this, but I suppose it helps explain the recent boost in traffic: Life Without Buildings…

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  • Another Place

    15 Jun 2005

    Antony Gormley

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  • Hit me baby a few thousand times

    14 Jun 2005

    To quote that great actor of our times, Keanu Reeves, “Whoa…” Life Without Buildings has received more hits so far…

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  • Taliesin in Zombie Apocalypse: Fortress or Deathtrap?

    10 Jun 2005

    Randomly following links through the blogosphere, I find this. …of course, it does make the architecture come alive, worrying about…

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  • Getting over the Shingles

    10 Jun 2005

    Treehugger Reports on Sharp’s new “solar modules.” These water and wind resistant shingles replace not only unsightly rooftop solar panels,…

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  • The Mobile City

    08 Jun 2005

    Mobile phone walking tours of Venice, Italy will be available June 12th. The project is a result of a collaboration…

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  • Possibly The most amazing thing i’ve ever seen…

    08 Jun 2005

    Three of my greatest childhood nightmares came true in Nantes, France last week as a rocket crashes to the ground…

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  • Experiencing the Berlin Memorial

    03 Jun 2005

    Click the photo for some great flickr sets.

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  • 03 Jun 2005

    Wired summarizes the race for the 2012 Olympic Bid Highlighting the advances planned by the five finalists cities – New…

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