From 11th June to 15th June 2008, a party of people was brought together by ...
Deyan Sudjic looks at some really very real issues pertaining to the world of architecture and its promiscuous relationship with power.
via StraitsTimes.com - The fourth publicly-funded university will take in as many as 2,500 students a year and offer three main disciplines: engineering, design and ...
THE ART NEWSPAPER - Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron are at it again, with their proven brand of sensitive ...
The Architectural Association is organising a number of Visiting Schools in Asia this 2008 season.
Suppose the noun “architecture� could be banned from daily use starting now and “playing� took its place. As preposterous as this hypothetical might ...
Its the classic story of the widening gap between the rich and poor, this time in the booming economy of India. Well, booming for some, but as the New York Times' Somini Sengupta puts it, very much squalid for many others. With two parallel universes literally existing side by side, she uncovers a unique, ironic and sad phenomenon that is being perpetuated in cities like Gurgaon, India.
“It is really a quintessential Singapore experience to live in one of those grand old houses surrounded by nature,� Mrs. Pickering said. “You can live in a condominium anywhere, but these houses are really unique.�
Singapore's public housing agency - Housing and Development Board (HDB) - has been given the United Nations Public Service Award. HDB said the award is in ...
There seems to be no stopping the recent wave of continued development of Punggol Town. With the recent announcement of the Punggol Landscape Masterplan ...