
This giant wall was built in Berlin for the annual Bread and Butter trade show (which closed late last month). Picture care of © Mila Hacke, Berlin.

Stefanie Brechbuehler and Robert Andrew Highsmith base their collaboration (Workstead) out of Brooklyn. Read More.

Dutch Interior architects at i29 have designed this ultra-minimalist yet inviting house with the concept of organizing space instead of dividing it. Read More.

One of the few architectural firms that does a great job integrating a vibrant colour pallet into their work. Pics after the jump.

This is a mini opera space being created for The Bavarian State Opera in Munich Germany. An interesting structure both because of it’s jagged appearance and the fact that it nets only 430 square meters. There are some unbelievable projects on their website (be sure to cruse around the recent projects).

Found this article on Architonic, some rad architecture on the sides and tops of mountains.

According to Azure Magazine, it was announced this week that Office dA will be the lead firm in charge of The University of Toronto’s Faculty of Architecture’s re-design. Office dA has done some really interesting work lately, the plans for this new building are no exception.

Not feeling the recession, Porsche has opened this $130M museum in Stuttgart Germany. Wicked design by Delugan Meissl. More pictures here.

Calatrava’s high speed rail station in Belgium. There’s a solid overview on Inhabitat here, or you can check out the company site here (tons of excellent work to peruse). If the style looks familiar, he was the designer behind Toronto’s BCE Place.

In addition to his exhibit at the MoMA, Arad will now also be honored at the Moroso headquarters in New York. He’s produced some iconic furniture over the years, as well as a number of incredibly fluid architectural pieces (I particularly like his Design Museum in Holon Israel). Check out more work on the Ron Arad Associates website.
via Azure