Wedding Chapel / DUS Architects

http://www.archdaily.com/100164/wedding-chapel-dus-architects/

Will architecture go horizontal?

Interesting article about the shifts in ideas of architecture and urbanism, interdisciplinarity and the reconsideration of landscape design for the city.

I am especially interested in the quote by

Sandro Marpillero

: "not interested in blurring boundaries but articulating them."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/charles-a-birnbaum/city-shaping-ii-will-arch_b_782812.html

guttae: Reima and Raili Pietilä: Dipoli Student Union Buil...

guttae: Reima and Raili Pietilä: Dipoli Student Union Buil...

Netherlands Architecture Institute Launches...

To continue with the issue of socially concerned architecture.

Check this new project of the NAi

http://en.nai.nl/toolbar/news/item/_pid/kolom2-1/_rp_kolom2-1_elementId/1_821155

Collection of consequence #1: Henri Evers (1855-1929)

Exhibition at the Netherlands Architecture Institute

http://www.architectureofconsequence.nl/Act/item_features/_pid/kolom2-1/_rp_kolom2-1_elementId/1_818959

Stuck-Together Structure: A Packing Tape Design Installation

for those involved in setting up an installation in the city...

http://archrecord.construction.com/features/stuck_together_structure/default.asp

AAI Awards 2011

AAI Awards 2011: Annual Critics Lecture :William J R Curtis 28 October · 19:00 - 20:00 Location Emmett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin Created by Architectural Association of Ireland

QUB first year architecture

the blog of first year architecture at Queen's has launched

http://qubarc1.blogspot.com/

Finally!

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/15/arts/design/15change.html?_r=1

Real-Life Design: Erecting Solutions to Social Problems

After decades of urban standardisation, branding and production of starchitecture, an international platform acknowledges the fact that there is more to architecture than the beauty and uniqueness of the object.

Finally the Moma has recognised architecture for more than its artistic value. This seems at least like one little step in the right direction.