bareps:

Field of Dreams by FriendsWithYou - a massive art piece covers the Fubon Financial building in Taipei as part of the Very Fun Park 2010 exhibition; the theme was “looking up.” Read more

Dutch power plant, The Stadshaard, is covered in Delftware tiles
(first discovered via inhabitat via arch daily, photos by Jeroen Musch) 

Tri - angolando photo taken in Prague by Nespyxel

San Francisco’s “Painted Lego Ladies”
(via Chris Saulit on flickr)

bobulate:

[Image: Title: HWY 66, New Mexico, 2007, 5 ft x 5 ft, archival digital print, via] “The best advice I ever got: walk directly up to a piece that moves you in a museum. Don’t follow the movement of people. Don’t walk right or left. Just go for the piece you’re attracted to. Chances are, it’s the most interesting.” Paraphrasing advice from Freeman Craw, designer of Craw Clarendon and Craw Modern, as told to me by Paul Shaw, expert looker.

preliminary renderings for the Francis Gregory Library, design collaboration between Adjaye Associates and Weincek Associates
(discovered via a tweet by marklamster via DC Metrocentric)

modern Dutch architecture stamps

urbangreens:

A walk around Lausanne Jardins

(translation into English)

“McNally Jackson Books Cafe by Front Studio”
(discovered via Kitsune Noir)

Phaidon + Wallpaper* City Guide iPhone App review

Bauhaus: Workshops for Modernity exhibition at MOMA
(since I couldn’t take any photos in the exhibit here are my exterior signage shots)

“Our List of Design Lists from 2009” (via design:related)

“Eli & Edythe Broad Art Museum by Zaha Hadid”
(via Dezeen)

“New UK Library Fits Within a Phone Booth”
(via Inhabitat)

“Ron Arad Rips Off Richard Serra in His First Major Building: The path-breaking furniture designer is about to complete a design museum in Israel…”
(article and video via Fast Company)