Page C1 . 30 January 2008       
ArchitectureWeek - Culture Department
NEWS   |   DESIGN   |   BUILDING   |   DESIGN TOOLS   |   ENVIRONMENT   |   CULTURE
< Prev Page Next Page >
 
CULTURE
 
  •  
  • Public Space in LA?
     
  •  
  • The Saltbox and the Chimney


    AND MORE
      Current Contents
      Blog Center
      Book Center
      Download Center
      New Products
      Classic Home
      Calendar
      Competitions
      Conferences
      Events & Exhibits
      Architecture Forum
      Architects Directory
      Library & Archive
      Web Directory
      Jobs & Marketplace
      About ArchWeek
      Search
      Subscribe & Contribute
      Newsletter Free
       

     
    QUIZ
     
    NEXT WEEK


    CULTURE THIS WEEK

    ArchWeek Image

    PUBLIC SPACE IN LA?

    Public urban open space. In the course of one L.A. day, those four little words inspired comparisons to a dining room table, descriptions of a "third revolution," arguments for spatial justice, historical tales of the search for an R-1 residential paradise, and an examination of what being "green" means in a desert.

    Continue...

    ArchWeek Image

    THE SALTBOX AND THE CHIMNEY

    Probably the most classic and memorable of New England central-chimney houses had a two-story front and a long roofline sloping down to one story in the rear. It went by several names. Saltbox is the most familiar term, reflecting the look of a once-familiar container.

    Continue...

    More Building Culture

    Army Corps of Engineers Determines Natomas Levees Substandard — Califronia Aggie, 2008.0130

    Rem Koolhaas to Redesign Hermitage Museum's Art Displays — Bloomberg, 2008.0130

    Architects and Designers Propose the Creation of a New National Academy — Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008.0129

    Lack of Affordable Housing Affects Health Care, Education — Denver Business Journal, 2008.0128

    At Yale, Architects Consider Universities as Patrons — Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008.0128

    Builders Oppose Affordable Housing — Modesto Bee, 2008.0128

    Welcome to New Mexico. Now Create. — New York Times, 2008.0127

    A Campus Serves as a Needed Oasis in a Crowded City — New York Times, 2008.0127

    Downsizing Boulder County's Dream Homes — Daily Camera, 2008.0127

    Zaha in Human Rights Row over Azerbaijan Project — BD, 2008.0125

    In Architecture, as Elsewhere, Sex Sells — The Globe and Mail, 2008.0125

    All of America, and Parking Too — New York Times, 2008.0125

    Phipps Strives to Be America's Greenest Garden, Receives National Award — Pop City, 2008.0123

    Gwathmey Helps Yale Architecture School Icon Re-Emerge — AIArchitect, 2008.0118

    Making a Splash — New York Post, 2008.0116

    Urban Splash and Hammerson to Regenerate Swansea — Architects' Journal, 2008.0115

    Famed Female Architect Chosen to Design MSU Museum — Detroit Free Press, 2008.0115

    A Main Street with Real Staying Power — New York Times, 2008.0113

    Farrell Blasts Edinburgh Waterfront — BD, 2008.0111

    Home Builders with Experience Have Seen This Before — Chicago Sun-Times, 2008.0111

    Construction from Calamity — Metropolis, 2008.0109

    Fight to Save 'Wonderland' Home — Guardian Unlimited, 2008.0109

    Man with a Brilliant Touch — Ottawa Citizen, 2008.0109

    Home Sales Sink, Outlook Darkens — CNN, 2008.0108

    Builders Take a Beating — The Street, 2008.0108

    KB Home Loses Nearly $1 Billion in '07 — Inman, 2008.0108

    Is Prefab Fab? MoMA Plans a Show — New York Times, 2008.0108

    Harry Macklowe’S $6.4 Billion Bill — New York Times, 2008.0106

    Chicago Architecture: The Sky's the Limit — Seattle Times, 2008.0106

    The Bones of El Zaguan Date to 1816 — Santa Fe New Mexican, 2008.0105

    Note: Pages will open in a new browser window
    External sites are not endorsed by ArchitectureWeek.

    Library : more Culture and History and Practice Articles

    Culture Last Week

    Culture Department Archive

    Special thanks to our Sustaining Subscribers  BuilderSpace.com, and offering custom doors, log bags, shutters, and kitchen faucets.
     
    < Prev Page Next Page > Special thanks to our sustaining subscribers including offering Door Hardware and Promotional Gifts.

    Send this to a friend       Subscribe       Contribute       Media Kit       Privacy       Comments

    ARCHWEEK  |  GREAT BUILDINGS  |  ARCHIPLANET  |  DISCUSSION  |  BOOKS  |  FREE 3D  |  SEARCH
    http://www.ArchWeek.com/culture.html
    © 2008 Artifice, Inc. - All Rights Reserved