Creative signage overseas.
News from the career front!
Introducing The Fulfillment Center, a new project from the maker of Catasterist.
A 2005 letter from Jane Jacobs to Mayor Bloomberg about Williamsburg.
The kick-ass architectural embroidery drawings of Peter Crawley.
A remarkable place: nothing fancy, but everything special.
The latest Candela discovery.
Making changes to Google Maps.
The expansive space of summer is a delight, even when it’s 103 degrees.
The New New York Photography Corps website is now online.
A story about the Candela Structures is at Urban Omnibus.
The new MTA subway maps are no improvement.
File this under ‘I wish I’d thought of that.’
History neglected.
Governor’s Island, ahoy!
A fantastic blog that documents decaying architecture around New York.
A gem from Cincinnati’s past.
A wonderful new project from Creative Time.
Custard & Candela photos.
An astronomical/architectural phenomenon close to home
I wish I could jet down to Brazil for this exhibition of the work of landscape genius Burle Marx.
The first point of this list from the New York Times (2007) kind of disturbs me a bit, I have to say.
Here’s one way for an architect to make a buck. Or rather, a nickel.
Wow, there is a Flickr group for everything, including every single part of a building, from bricked up doorways to belfries (apparently belfries are less popular). Also, everything on the street & sidewalk from double yellow lines to manhole covers Again: wow.
Awesome Filmore Place in Williamsburg may get landmarked, according to the Municipal Arts Society.
Herewith, the Book Cover Archive Presents an archive of book cover designs and designers, for the purpose of appreciation and categorization.
The sun always shines in architecture magazines.
“The calls go out to the architects: pencils down.”
Yet another good reason to make sure everyone has safe sidewalks. Even out in the ‘burbs.
The New York Daily News stole the Empire State Buiding! …but they gave it back, so it’s OK.
coming soon...
