Tree LogicbyNed DodingtonOctober 8, 2009 This may not be exactly this-just-in news but we’ve recently discovered that one of our favorite Animal Artists…
Nicolas PrimatbyNed DodingtonOctober 7, 2009 The second artists featured in INTERSPECIES-Artists collaborating with animals is Nicolas Primat. A french man, Primat (yes that…
Beatriz da CostabyNed DodingtonOctober 6, 2009 This week’ INTERSPECIES Show (sponsored by Art Catalyst in London) has introduced as to the work of Beatriz…
INTERSPECIES – Artists collaborating with animalsbyNed DodingtonOctober 2, 2009 Today marks the launch of the week-long “INTERSPECIES – artists collaborating with animals” show and symposium in London.…
Witold Rybczynski on Green Cities.byNed DodingtonSeptember 30, 2009 This is one of the smartest entries on sustaiable urban growth we’ve ever read. Check it out. It’s…
Pig City RevisitedbyJonathanSeptember 28, 2009 No, this is not another post about MVRDV’s infamous porcine skyscraper containing “pregnancy parlors,” “delivery dens,” and “truffle…
UK Bat HousebyNed DodingtonSeptember 25, 2009 Two architecture students from the Architectural Association in London, Jorgen Tandberg from Oslo and Yo Murata from Tokyo…
Pseudo Bony ArchitecturebyNed DodingtonSeptember 22, 2009 It’s been a remarkably busy week in the animal architecture world. Bat houses, fish texting, and profound words…
3000 Page Views!byNed DodingtonSeptember 13, 2009 We’re happy to announce that Animal Architecture has just crested the 3,000 page view mark since opening up…
Biomimicry DecriedbyNed DodingtonAugust 26, 2009 Harvard Magazine features two “ecologically sensitive” projects from HOK and opens up a fruitful discussion regarding bio-mimicry. Bio-mimicry…
Review: “Top 10: Architecture of Pets”byNed DodingtonAugust 24, 2009 ...it's about understanding how to build in relationship to, and in conversation with these "our most other 'others.'"
Top 10: Best Architecture of PetsbyNed DodingtonAugust 20, 2009 This was just brought to our attention and looks to be very interesting. It seems that there is…
Flight PathbyNed DodingtonAugust 7, 2009 This project comes from Marina Nicollier, a recent graduate of Rice University’s M. Arch program. The project was…
Super-Size Park (Shelby Farms)byNed DodingtonJuly 26, 2009 Field Operations aims to answer some of these questions through their design, which segments the park into these…
Post of the week: Growing Buildings!byNed DodingtonJuly 24, 2009 Man are we exhausted! We’ve got a whole lot of good content in the pipes, butterfly attracting factories,…
OOZ; Natalie JeremijenkobyNed DodingtonJuly 17, 2009 This is our follow-up Zoo Posting; the Zoo de Vincennes project raised a few issues that we thought…
Harvest GreenbyNed DodingtonJuly 11, 2009 image courtesy of ROMSES Architects Romses Architects recently won a competition for greener and denser development held by…
Zoo de Vincennes RenovationbyJonathanJuly 9, 2009 images by TN PLus Landscape Architects & Beckmann N’Thepe We’d like to revisit a project first published last…
Water Buffalo-Pulled PavilionbyNed DodingtonJune 19, 2009 R&Sie, pronounced “Air and Sea” or “Air y see” ( sounds like Heresy), is one of our favorite…
Favorite new BlogbyNed DodingtonJune 18, 2009 Other than our own, which we really can’t seem to get enough of, our favorite new blog right…
Re:Re:Visioning DallasbyNed DodingtonJune 16, 2009 At the end of last week we posted on the Re:Vision Dallas (when will people stop doing the…
Dallas Urban Farming BlockbyNed DodingtonJune 10, 2009 We posted on an entry to this competition a few weeks back and here’s the winner. We’ll briefly…
High Rise AnimaliabyNed DodingtonJune 9, 2009 A new project posted on the BBC yesterday caught our eye. The project proposes to install a handful…
Elephant HousebyNed DodingtonJune 4, 2009 Last year, Foster and Partners completed this new Elephant house for the Copenhagen Zoo, home for a group…
Just like Dystopian Urban FarmingbyNed DodingtonJune 2, 2009 Here’s another vertical urban farming project posted on Inhabitat. While we love the spirit and general interest in…