• No deal on Blank Check Bailouts & Three Times is Enemy Action
• Architecture’s Dead Words
• Venice Biennale Review
• White House Redux: The Book
• Heliotron magnetic field containment device
• Call For Submissions for MONU Magazine: HOLY URBANISM
• On California High Speed Rail: Truth vs. Truthiness on Prop 1A

• What would current zoning and building codes do to historic structures: Rule of Regulations
• On a very special fringe, the large hadron collider
• A continuation of the blogosphere density conversation: Why Walk
• Flip camera tilt-shift visual experiments
• FBI building has few friends
• Miss Representation on Ground Zero Rebuilding
• 9/11 Memorial Museum Pavilion Unveiled

• Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Homes Now Under Construction
• Washington DC’s No Say or self-determination
• In the Modelshop: Vincent de Rijk
• Welcome to the Hotel 747
• On Ethanol systems: Changing Locomotion in Midstream. This article doesn’t really cover this, but Ethanol isn’t delivered by large transcontinental pipelines, but rather by railcar
• All Hail SUPERBUS! Open Wide for the MTA Double-Decker Bus!
• Moving Beyond Modernism in 6 Easy Steps
• The Case for Design
• Opposition Pundits on Parade

• Online maps ‘wiping out history’
• A collaborative map of modernism in Australia
• Video: Adam Savage – Fascination with the Dodo Bird
• The Next Cheap Chinese Export: SUPERTRAIN
• What is the theoretical top speed for the SUPERTRAIN
• On exploring and cartography in a digital world: Terrainspotting
• Type and Media Masters

• Architecture after the flame goes out
• A Survey of Urbanity at the address: 3000 Broadway
• Typeface != Font
• Big One in the Big Apple
• Sunnyside Up by SO-IL (SO-IL’s website)
• Solar Towers
• Post-occupancy evaluations of public wi-fi

• David Byrne, Daniel Libeskind, and the Audio Perception of Space
• Mid-70’s World of Logotypes Vintage Logos
• Paris Visualizes Air Quality Via Color-Changing Balloon
• David Byrne Bike Racks
• The Failure of the Redlands Dam
• Hans Monderman, radical traffic engineer and video
• Seductive Sustainability

• Historicist Gone Wild: The King of Central Park West (Robert A. M. Stern)
• Is urban sprawl really an American menace?
• Recent Diagrams from City of Sound
• Visualizing Big Data: Bar Charts for Words
• Density, via the Weaire-Phelan structure, the Holbæk Kasba and the Monaco House
• Oldie but Goodie: The Eisenhower Interstate System (Simplified) (prints for sale!)

• Train design proposes private seating pods
• Bowery Livin’
• ECOTECT (Building Performance Simulation Software)
• Posters for Imaginary Vacation Resorts
• How Buildings Learn TV series
• The City-Suburb Commute is Not What it Used to Be
• Charleston SC: Planner Faces ‘Withering Criticism’ on Revitalization Plan
• China’s Architecture of Control

• Chicago El Stories (Via)
• On Stefan Sagmeister’s latest book, Brilliant, Engaging, But Modest It’s Not
• Fifty Designers’ Current Favorite Typefaces
• Enough about Transit Boondoggles
• Cut It Out Already!!! Using Cost to Design a System Is Wrong
• Burma’s new capital: Remote, lavish and off-limits
• Slideshow: The New York Times Building, Under (Re)-Construction

• FTA proposal would bar school systems from using Public Transit to transport students – another anti-urban policy from the Bush Administration
• On Visual Thinkers: Douglas Coupland sees text in Helvetica
• On social-justice arguments against transit policy: The Poor Don’t Drive
• Exploring the Favelas of São Paulo (via)
• Transfer of Wealth – all of that money we are sending to the Middle East could have bought the world’s best multi-modal transportation system
• Fuel Prices Shift Math for Life in Far Suburbs – no kidding (via)
• Delays, Expenses Mounts at Ground Zero