I came across this article by Hugh Pearman in The Sunday Times.
It has some information on the exhibitions and reveals that both architects had more in common than you might think at first glance.

Le Corbusier's La Tourette

Hugh Pearman’s website has a collection of writing on architecture.

Here’s a bit of a bizarre project, but worth a look - it’s like an Archigram design brought to life! The house is designed to cater for a self sufficient nomadic lifestyle.

It’d be an impressive sight travelling down the high street, but I don’t think you’d be too popular once the novelty had worn off and traffic ground to walking speed!

More info here at N55’s site
and video here via Neatorama

This has been around for a while, but in case anyone hasn’t seen it yet it’s a good use of colour and perspective to liven up and aid navigation in an otherwise dull car park.

Link: Axel Peemoeller - Eureka Car Park, Melbourne

I visited Sheffield last week and got the chance to visit the Winter Gardens and railway station. The newly renovated public spaces in Sheffield were some of the best I’ve seen and the work has been successfully carried on into the city towards Sheffield Hallam University and the Winter Gardens.

Here’s the rest of the entries.

We had plenty of entries at the Stokesley Office and everyone pushed the limits of their artistic talents, but there could be only one winner of the giant chocolate Easter bunny. . .

. . . and the winner is Eamon with his eggcellent Homer Egg, apparently he’s eggstatic!

Congratulations, don’t eat it all at once!

My first post! I just rediscovered this old set of photos taken by CantikFotos of a derelict development in Taiwan. Unfortunately there’s not much explanation to go with the pictures, perhaps it’s just the abandoned set of a Taiwanese sci-fi film! In other photographs each of the saucers are brightly coloured, but these black and white photos are the most surreal.

Here’s the link to the full set on flickr