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http://tclf.org/blog/city-shaping-v-can-philanthropy-bostons-parks-break-through-grass-ceiling

Playing around with the BPL's flickr photos, google streetview, and photoshop I came up with these gifs below. If you have the program [and a passing familiarity with it] it is a fairly straightforward procedure to make these, and a cool way to ground some of these photos. Obviously the...

Duany: "Kids these days!!" GSD: *ignore* Duany: "Get off my damn lawn!!!" GSD: "If it's too loud, you're too old" http://urbanomnibus.net/2010/11/gsd-throwdown-battle-for-the-intellectual-territory-of-a-sustainable-urbanism/ Interestingly the most levelheaded and sane thoughts come later...

I am looking for a film to show a group of undergrads, with the hope of it launching a discussion of space, material, human ritual, etc. I want it to not be a documentary about architecture or anything super didactic, but an inroad to the students sniffing around for architectural influence...

I thought I'd try my hand at connecting dots and ROWs and cobbling together a transit line. Mine seizes the swath of undeveloped land alongside Melnea Cass before using the meatpacking area to connect it to all the active(?) and abandoned ROWs in the seaport area. I give you The Periwinkle...

Alot going on, I've been meaning to start this thread for a long time.... Sorry I wasn't more thorough, but I had to get to work. I at least stopped my bicycle to take them, though. BLESSED SACRAMENT CAMPUS REUSE http://www.jpndc.org/bss.php...

As you may be able to tell from my avatar, I've long been a fan of the expressive modernism of Roberto Burle Marx, Oscar Niemeyer, Lucio Costa, and their ilk. Next week my wife and I head off for 10 days in Rio, and am openly soliciting any suggestions you may have for our all-too-brief visit...

I don't think I've posted this here yet, but I've at last done some long overdue updates to a google map i keep of area sites of architectural interest. It is highly filtered by me, so the exclusion of something is probably just due to the fact that I'm not a fan. My training is in landscape...

As a frequent reader of this board I thought I had my finger well on the pulse of new construction in Boston but somehow I missed this (and a cursory search makes it seem the board did too). I stumbled across it as I flipped through the latest Architectural Record over breakfast this...

Sorry I forgot to post this here, I'm literally writing this from the conference, but it's free and there is no one checking registration. So you could totally check out some of it. http://www.neuinfrastructure2009.org/

http://www.spaceinvading.com/entry/project_id/Wall_painting_project200909141252950334