Crazy renderings of MVRDV's winning proposal for the city center of Gwanggyo, a Korean town, which incorporates greenery into the buildings.

Australian architect Richard Cole designed the Bluff Farm House, which is located in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, Australia.

great new wood flooring by Parador - inspired by an old warehouse

Love the crazy interior courtyard of Fundo Izaro, designed by Martin Hurtado Architects.

Japanese architecture Shuheu Endo strikes another amazing project with Rooftecture, a house built on a small strip of land on a hill facing the sea.

An impressive sports centre in Bakio, Spain by ACXT

The appropriately titled "Gluttony" lamp by designer Luis Luna. Finalist in the "house party" competition by designboom. I would eat under this...

When the client asked Arteks to incorporate the surrounding golf course as the garden of his new house, the architects response was not a house, but a terrace with a house.

Jorn Utzon has passed away on the 29th of November, 2008.

Rugged and awesome winery by San Diego based architect Sebastian Mariscal. The Tercio Winery is located next to Casa en el Valle de Guadalupe #6673

The TKTS box office right in the middle of Times Square. Giant public steps. Could not expect less from a project in one of the most crowded public spaces.

Another minimalistic house by japanese architects Curiosity + Milligram.

The House TTN is an interesting project by Teruo Miyahara - I love the louvered steel panels that open up the second floor to the street.

A stylish archery center in France, by Atelier Phileas.

using new kinds of software and smart geometry, architecture is evolving to architecture 2.0, a new improved, easy to understand and affordable way of designing. This video shows the new "brick" defined by GAD.

At the Harbin Ice & Snow World, everything is sculpted from ice. Neon lights add an epic light-bright surrealism to the festival.

asking how 37 global cities, spanning centuries and 4 urban filters can begin to create new links, layers and similarities? In turn, this process generates a new graphic arena of global urban conditions and overlaps.

The Vatican went green this week when they installed 2400 solar panels on top of the Papal Audience hall.

Italian designer Riccardo Giovanetti has designed a pavilion to host the premier of new Walt Disney movie Trilli.

UK design fair, opened today in London. great chance to buy unique Xmas presents!!

Those Who Live In Dollhouses (Better Be Small) - gorgeous modern dollhouse ~ the sleek curved woods and the adorable furniture make me wish i were a kid...

OFIS arhitekti just won the competition for a student apartment complex in Paris, France. Nice use of wood to build a random facade.

SHL Architects designed the new NRGi’s Headquarters in Denmark. A tilted building with an iconic façade.

Tsai Residence, Ancram - New York, HHF Architects + Ai Weiwei

Sited on a former concentration camp in Hinzert, Wandel Höfer Lorch + Hirsch have designed a memorial and exhibition space. I like the elongated shape and the triangulated steel facade.

Fayetteville’s new Festival Park features a very well done outdoor venue for performances. Looks perfect for a Death Cab for Cutie show!

Alien spacecraft or a renewably powered Alpine capsule concept? Hmmmm.

Love Steven Holl's intervention in the stairwell at NYU's Philosophy Department - an exploration in porosity.

Considering that Supersudaka calls this the Kiltro House - referring to a crossbred dog - due to the "bastardized design", thanks to the changing program, site, building permits, contractors, and even the view, I'd say it's a pretty cohesive project!
The modus operandi is rather based on mistakes than certainties.

The result: a mix, a bastardized design, a fusion, like a crossbreed dog, in Chilean:
A Kiltro.

Top Towers in Sao Paulo, Brazil by Königsberger Vannucchi. The pixelated balconies set this building apart from the monotone towers of the city.

A complex topography designed by ACXT reclaims an isolated piece of land within the city, turning it into a rich urban space for Bilbao, Spain.

Osler House, Brasilia / Marcio Kogan

A new "cabana" and access for an old country side house by Hidalgo Hartmann in Spain. The new volume blends with the old construction as an aging structure over the landscape.

Localarchitecture and Danilo Mondada designed this temporary chapel in Switzerland. Folded planes on the walls give the building structure, while generating acoustic refractors on the inside.

The Oca is a temporary structure designed by brazilian architects Königsberger Vannucchi, where many local native communities hold ceremonies and meetings.

House on the slope by mexican architect Derek Dellekamp. I like how the grey painting on the walls make the walls look like folded planes.

The headquarters for the 13 Parisian subway line by Atelier Phileas feature a light skin that reveals itself at night.

Olga Sanina + Marcelo Dantas designed the Ayuntamento de Madrid Book Fair Pavilion - a series of plastic topographical sheets layered to create an interior space.

The new Pionen datacenter for Bahnhof was designed by Albert France-Lanord Architects on 1,200sqm anti-atomic shelter in Stockholm, Sweden. Inspired by Ken Adams, set designer for Bond movies.

Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan designed the Casa Mirindaba in São Paulo, Brazil.

It took Spanish artist Miquel Barcelo over a year and 100 tons of paint and pigments from all over the world to create this stunning work. The installation is located on the ceiling of the Human Rights and Alliance of Civilizations Room,

The green Casa em Arruda dos Vinhos by Plano B, with a small footprint, rammed earth walls, structural framing made from wood recycled from the previous building, and a cork board facade.

Oppenheim Architecture's design for the Vault - an art storage facility for Artemundi & Company in Miami. The facade will display artwork by emerging and established artists.

UK based architects and designers SHH have designed and branded a new three-storey, 50,000 square foot, 300 seat restaurant in Bahrain called Nu Asia.

Intriguing facade by Future Systems on London's Oxford Street. They call it a "vibrant jewel-like glass frontage...Through the repetition of crystal-like glass bays, a sense of scale and rhythm is created."

Distinctive development by Mayslits Kassif Architects recreates Tel Aviv Port as a vibrant public sphere.