Archiculture

source: Dornob

Over 3000 years ago the Christian’s created a series of tunnels and caves to hide from the Roman Army.  These caves still exist today in the Cappadocia region of Turkey.  I can only imagine what these structures looks like from the inside.  Imagine living in an architecture that is so old and so much a part of the earth.

Currently on exhibition at Exit Art till April 10th.

Thanks for the tip Mimi.

Two covers for the Sunday’s T Women’s Spring Fashion 2010 issue. Which do you like more?

via: Center for Architecture

via: NYtimes

I’ve always wandered how long ago each black dot fell from someone’s mouth to a city sidewalk. Image the number of steps each one of those things takes and yet they are still resilient. How long could they possibly last - five, ten, twenty years or decades longer? We could be stepping on the gum of famous New Yorkers everyday like an East Coast version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Source: Vimeo

via: Archinect

Anyone seen the full length yet? Is this another promo piece for a starchitect or is this a compelling film?

via: Good.is

By those progressively thought provoking folks at MVRDV. Always pushing us in our abilities to conceptualize our human capabilities and impact.

Personally, I feel the lesson learned from this is that we need to drastically change the footprint of our food demand. A day is coming where there will be no more green bandaids available and people will actually have to change their individual lifestyles.

via: i am bored

Thanks for the tip Jesse.

via: Fast Company

Great article on Fast Company comparing the speedy, negative backlash handling of Google’s Buzz vs others who immediately deny and avoid such as Toyota’s recall.