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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Sep 20, 2016 in: architecture, Australia, Melbourne
Within two hours of his ship (SS William Nicol) landing in Australia in Feb 1842, James Butchart had seen enough of the recently planned City of Melbourne to be confident about his future. He quickly wrote an excited letter to his father, back on the...
By Media Decoder on Sep 7, 2016 in: Architecture
Hidden everywhere in plain sight, they can quickly transport you to the distant past.
By The Centre of the World on Sep 6, 2016 in: Photographs, architecture, London, photography
Everything takes time. Bees have to move very fast to stay still. From David Foster Wallace’s Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (1999)Filed under: Photographs Tagged: architecture, bees, David Foster Wallace, hive, Kew Gardens, London, photogra...
By Daily Salty on Sep 6, 2016 in: architecture, History
Singapore, for example like other countries, is urbanising extremely fast and is also needing building materials. There are countless stories about how there is a sand mafia, both in Singapore and in India, where rivers and sea shores and beaches are...
By Mashable on Aug 31, 2016 in: Architecture, World
Perhaps it's a sign of the times, but it seems everything's going digital these days. Thailand's new building, the MahaNakhon, is the country's tallest addition to its landscape, standing at 314 metres (1030 feet) or 77 storeys. Image: LightRocket/...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 30, 2016 in: architecture
As the last of the Vienna terminus railway stations, Nordwestbahnhof was built by architect Wilhelm Bäumler in the years between 1870-1873. The building was placed in a great location, on the corner of Nordwestbahnstraße and Tabor Road, right n...
By Things Are Good on Aug 22, 2016 in: architecture, planning, Urban
Basically every nation has basic housing problems that need to be addressed. Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena won this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize because of his work on community housing. It wasn’t just the buildings that g...