Habitat for Humanity: New Orleans

http://www.modelhomeproject.com/

Jacob Hashimoto

Senza titolo - 2006
carta, filo di nylon, bamboo, acrilico
200 x 150 x 20cm.

http://www.studiolacitta.it/LaCitta/Mostre/index.php

Wolfgang Tillmans

Adam, Head Down. 1991.
Chromogenic color print.
11 1/2 x 8 3/4".

Dan Halter

Stone Tablets/ Bitter Pills 2005
13 x 13 x 7cm each, installation dimensions vary

Romain Duris

Photo: Jean-Baptiste Mondino

Gieves & Hawkes Buckshot Pattern Brogue

Photo: Jens Mortensen/NYTimes

New York City Hookah

Peter Danko

Recycled seatbelts are the webbing on the 47½-inch-long Arbor Tandem Loveseat by Peter Danko, an eco-modernist designer in York, Pa.; $985 at Vivavi, 644 Manhattan Avenue in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, (866) 848-2840 or vivavi.com.

Terunobu Fujimori

Dormitory of Agricultural College of Kumamoto

University of Tokyo

Photo: MASUDA Akihisa

Venice

From the NYTimes:

The big surprise for those who made it to the weekend opening of the 10th International Architecture Exhibition was that it was so hard to find the architecture. Organized by Richard Burdett in the cavernous, decaying rooms of the Arsenale, the core of the show is a sprawling, ambitious look at the evolution of cities — Barcelona, Mumbai, Cairo, Caracas — in an era when the global population is pouring into urban areas at a fantastic rate. Mr. Burdett packs his exhibition with eye-popping statistics, painting a picture of emerging megacities in which poverty is as stunning a feature as density or scale.

Illustrator: James McMullan

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