The Camouflage House is a hidden home peeking out from under the ground.

A polar ice station - part of a new book looking at Extreme Architecture from all over the world. Includes chapters on cold, high, wet and space.

The name ‘Saloukee’ comes from my name – Sarah Louise Kelly – and I create sculptured art jewellery made in paper.

Through the use of gallery style imagery, Britain's Best Buildings aims to highlight the best in the built environment throughout the UK.

Francisco Mangado’s competition-winning archaeology museum provides a modern setting for the exhibits of a historically rich region.

For those who eschew air-conditioning for the open air, ARTINFO chooses six of the best public art projects currently on view in New York.

A sneak preview of Ron Arad: No Discipline, Arad's first major retrospective in the US. Running at MoMA from August 2 - October 10, 2009.

5 days to remove all the empty spaces in a room. That's what Mulheres Barbadas are aiming for during their partnership with Micasa, along with other furniture and even a car. On their website you can view the action live.

These recycled shipping container dwellings by IC Green are excellently designed and score major points in sustainability. Ingenuity at its best!

Beautiful masonry at a Swiss winery, done by bricklaying robots.

Dutch architects ateliereenarchitecten designed a bird watching tower composed of a series of stacked boxes defying gravity.

MOS summer installation at the PS1 (seen in #23544 and #22870) finally opened to the public. Hut-like structures act like chimneys to cool down the area with air flow generated by the heat from the faux fur.

Clothing brand Elvine presents Creators Inn (offering free short-term accommodation for visiting creators) in Stockholm. Interior design by Swedish Next Century Modern.

Memory - a plywood architectural sculpture..built for the annual Afrika Burn arts festival..Tankwa Karoo South Africa.

Awesome house featured in the last episode of USA's Royal Pains. Designed by NY architect Stuart Narofsky. Check out his website to browse more fantastic modern architecture!

New York Met is hosting an exhibit by Roxy Paine. His imaginative creation pits the viewer in the midst of a “cataclysmic force of nature.” Entitled the Maelstrom this exhibit is Paine’s largest work to date.

Mercabarna-Flor is the dopest flower market venue i've seen in a long time

The Kunsthaus- A museum that will not collect art, nor institute permanent exhibitions. It will serve exclusively for the presentation and mediation of a wide range of contemporary artistic productions.

Neville Mars' Solar Forest is a shady parking lot that generates energy for your plug-in EV!

A look inside Facebook's new offices designed by O+A...the space is a former factory and retains some of the industrial elements...including this crane table.

New pavilion in Reykjavik, Iceland, looks to new hopes for the economy in the future through this collaborative project.

SAKO Architects have designed a store in Hangzhou, China for Romanticism, a women's clothing brand.

The wrapping of the soon to be opened new Goyard store in London looks great.

Mind-blowing 3D projection on German building created by UrbanScreen

Blow-your-mind architectural concept from Magnus Larsson: use bacteria to create a 6,000km long wall to prevent the Sahara Desert from spreading further. Wow.

Nice wooden house surrounded by trees, in Spain. An ideal place to live and work

Joseph Bellamo Home Arc is a curvaceous modular prefab home modeled on a bicycle rack.

i'm always on a hunt for inspiration to build my dream home. the ODOS Architects have built an awesome super modern home that features workshop and showroom for the owner’s bike collection

Lantern-inspired Sustainable Research Building by Mario Cucinella Architects is China's first zero carbon university building.

For NYC residents (living in the present) MOS covered the courtyard of PS1 in a fuzzy, but cool, canopy.

Pick your own Stirling Prize shortlist!

This year, the National Design Museum — along with the first lady — will host a number of public programs in conjunction with the National Design Awards. The reason: More people want design. Here are some of the 2009 National Design Award Winners

Nowadays, everything is about portability - including pools! Case in point - Barge Beach Budapest on the Blue Danube. This migrating recreational pier features a pool and even a beach where sunbathers can catch a tan and a ride!

Better than Mad Men! An inspiring story from former designers of George Nelson & Co.--a great design office of mid-century design that created the iconic ball clock and marshmallow sofa.

Brazillian architect Marcio Kogan has designed House 53 in São Paulo, Brazil.

Blue Crystal, an iceberg shaped resort floating off Dubai's coast is gorgeous, but isn't it about as sustainable as an ice cube in an oven?

Once known as a strictly for-business city, Abu Dhabi is campaigning hard to become a premier destination for luxury-class nomads and culturati. ARTINFO has some great images from the city and some unique artworks.

This violin and piano shaped building is located in the An Hui province of China. The glass violin contains an escalator, and the building contains city plans to showcase growth within the region.

EXYZT's windmill stirs up a storm in Dalston, London. See pics of the amazing 16 metre-tall temporary structure.

The Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany, launched a new exhibition. Personal responsibility in the sustainable use of global resources continues to play an increasingly important role in the life of the average consumer.

Limited Edition Screen-Print by Czech architect Jan Kaplicky (1937-2009) of Future Systems, exhibiting now at the Design Museum, London.

The house above is located in Franklin, Michigan and was designed by Young & Young Architects. The house is build with insulating concrete forms to cut energy costs and the carbon footprint of the house.

Following a 6 month residence at ‘Nowhere’, Dover Street Market, A BATHING APE® have relaunched their first flagship European store in Soho, London.

Architects and foodies create edible building models for Melbourne's State of Design festival.