Thirty-five arrests were made following clashes between pro-Tibet protesters and police as the Olympic torch made its way through London. Was Daniel Libeskind being smart to take sides early in his criticism and boycott of doing work in China? London saw ...

By Witold Rybczynski, for Slate Posted Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at 11:42 AM ET The Pritzker Prize, which this year was awarded to French architect Jean Nouvel, is often referred ...

Jean Nouvel, the bold French architect known for such wildly diverse projects as the multi-chromatic Torre Agbar Tower in Barcelona and the exotically louvered Arab World Institute in ...

by Una So, The Standard Tuesday, March 25, 2008 When it comes to design, not many people in Hong Kong understand the difference between the good, the bad and the ugly, an internationally famed ...

Ever heard an architect speak? Ever wondered what on earth they were saying? Here's to all you haters of eloquence: http://zahahadidblog.com/reviews/2007/07/17/tom-dyckhoff-writes#more-246

View Trailer Here From Archinect: When we heard about the film Archiculture, we were instantly attracted to its subject matter. David Krantz and Ian Harris, two recent architecture school graduates, decided to ...

Speaking in Belfast last week, Daniel Libeskind denounced 'totalitarian regimes', calling for architects to take 'a more ethical stance'.

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The annual Franzen Lecture on Architecture and the Environment is delivered by an international figure whose work has significant implications for the relationship between architecture and the environment.

At 0.76 inches at its thickest; you'd think this were a practical joke. But it's not the 1st of April; no. To put things in perspective, 0.76 inches is 1.93 centimetres. That's right. Not that it'd be ideal for all the CAD ...