The Pergamon World Atlas from 1968 by the Polish Army Topographical Service. Beautiful maps and representation of data.

MapRank is a search tool that enables geographical searching of historical maps of a specific location using Google Maps.

Annie Sklaver cuts paper and makes colorful paper things. Her work is currently showing at the Brooklyn Collective.

An aerial fortress to halt the construction of Heathrow's Third Runway (2 yrs ago). It's a weightless attempt to both block the sky routes and to materialize the environment on the ground with helium balloons, by Paisajes Emergentes.

New York architects SO-IL have designed these coloured acrylic display cases in geometric shapes to showcase pieces by German porcelain brand Meissen in an exhibition at Kunsthal KAdE in Amersfoort, the Netherlands.

a tiny velodrome - a minidrome - built in a nightclub

The London office of the ad agency, Mother, in the Biscuit Building of Shoreditch. Concrete table that extends from the stairs, through the room, and curves up to meet the wall. Designed by Clive Wilkinson architects.

Claudio Silvestrin Architects website...crazy viewing method for projects all over the world

a music video for 'Doutbful Comforts' by Blue Roses. It's in 3D but doesn't require glasses by using 'wiggle stereoscopy'

Olafur Eliasson's Multiple Shadow House at the Tanya Bonakdar gallery in Chelsea - beautiful images and even more so in person.

Xerox has developed a metallic ink that can conduct electricity to be used for printing on flexible materials. Making the way for bendable electronics?

collective housing in Tokyo by Sou Fujimoto that takes the typology of a gabled house to an extreme

Japanese architects EASTERN Design Office have completed a house punctured by circular holes in Gojo, Japan.

mike stilkey paints on stacks and stacks of books

lighting made from recycled spray paint cans - from ZEK CREW

Currently on display, a digitally generated and fabricated wall consisting of wooden bricks - the outcome of a synthesis of computer generated design and computer aided construction research at the GSD.

The Project is the outcome of a synthesis of computer generated design and computer aided construction research at the GSD

the Amsterdam RealTime Project by the Waag Society - mapping Amsterdam not by literal streets but by the movement of it's inhabitants.

Unfriendly Skies: an inventory of the skies from different disaster films. Done by C-Lab, the Columbia Laboratory for Architectural Broadcasting. Check out the other links at C-Lab too.

miru kim and Naked City Spleen - new york city artist with a series of photographs in sites underneath the city in the nude

Volomuro, an installation for the ICA from 2007 by office dA on Georges Island - amazing experimentation with structure and material use.

Street art in Sao Paolo - the 6emeia project uses mostly storm drains for their creations in transforming the daily life in the city.

The Bird Machine, a screen print poster workshop out of Chicago. Love Jay Ryan's posters and creative imagery. Squirrels, bears, cats, dogs, bunnies, orcas, and other sea creatures.

100 mansions to be built in Inner Mongolia by a coal and dairy tycoon. Kind of a self-indulgent idea for the current economic situation...but still wishing their official website would put up images already.

intriguing images by Magdalena Bors. Favorites are the indoor scenes transformed into landscapes with generic household items.