LINE Architecture / weblog

tons of inspiring work from a belgian architect-artist, one of the few who does both well

staid elegance, wonderful work with wood and light, and minimalist modernism… all out of Melbourne

some funky work out of Japan you will find worth your while

I loved the exhibition of Jessica Lichtenstein I saw in Paris and she is at it again, this time at gallery 5 in NYC

some great designs, an interesting approach and a solid site, all out of huntington beach

out of the big apple, this multi-faceted design studio reaches across channels and delivers solid work

Fender Katsalindis are a young firm out of Sydney Australia who are making waves with designs such as this, the tallest residential tower in the Southern Hemisphere. But is this sort of development still relevant and responsible? you decide

Chuck Hoberman is developing architecture and forms that responds to the environment. Is this a visionary concept?

Andre Kikoski, out of NYC won a commission to create a restaurant called ‘Wright’ in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in NYC. Is this an homage or is Wright turning in his grave?

This month the Burj Dubai tower will be completed. The tower is 2,600 feet high and is by far the tallest building ever built. Why? Why in a desert should we build up? Why so many resources used and what about the unfrastructure (trucks take the sewage out of the city every night)? How can this thinking be defendable?