Lord Foster awarded honorary doctorate by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Opening Day Set for Alésia Museum, First Phase designed by Bernard Tschumi
JDS Architects - new office reception, birthday and exhibition
Official opening of the McLaren Production Centre designed by Foster + Partners.
Behnisch Architekten - Children's Daycare Centre at Schwetzinger Terrasse in Heidelberg
JDS wins 1st prize for Youth Center in Lille, France
Atelier Tekuto - Twin Megaphones, single family housing in Setagaya, Tokyo
Exhibitions
Steven Holl Architects - Daeyang Gallery and House approaching the completion
Lord Foster to deliver his second lecture as Humanitas at the University of Oxford
Kengo Kuma - Café Kureon in Toyama-shi, Toyama, Japan
2011 - Shenzhen – Hong Kong Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture Press Conference
Valerio Olgiati’s solo exhibition at the MOMA Tokyo
WKCD Project Illustrates Fosters’ Commitment to Architectural Integrity in a New Hong Kong
Edward Suzuki - Villa Overlooking the sea
Arcprospect News
"Y" Apartment designed by Atelier Tekuto
Ignacio Montaldo - Ecumenical Landmarks tourist route in Neuquén, Argentina
Thich Nhat Hanh and David Suzuki discuss climate change and human behaviour
Atelier TEKUTO - 現地へ届ける ”MOVE” to the TOHOKU
Pachacamac Hill House designed by Luis Longhi connects us to the eco-sustainability of ancient history
Articles
Report presents promising agenda for greening B.C. communities
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By: David Suzuki Foundation
Making Policy Live' videos highlight economic and health benefits from local initiatives Vancouver — A report and video series released today by the David Suzuki Foundation will give community leaders and newly elected B.C. politicians a new green agenda for making communities healthier and enhancing the essential services that nature provides.
We must be honest with ourselves about nuclear energy, especially in the countries that have the most power plants, which are the United States, Japan, Russia and France, that it isn’t going away any time soon.
Famed physicist Michio Kaku says Fukushima 'still a ticking time bomb'
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Video / CNN News
Famed physicist Michio Kaku says Japanese officials still don't have control of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and Fukushima 'still a ticking time bomb'.