3D Projection Gives Building Fantastical, Undulating Skin | Gizmodo Australia.

Some more wonderful keystoned facade projection.

This project titled blow-up by BSC architecture was a finalist for the annual PS1 courtyard installation for MoMa in New York. Their design consisting on inflatable structures representing clouds to shade the courtyard.

For information about the wining entry by MOS Architects head on over to archdaily…

Some beautiful public toilets in Japan by Shuhei Endo.

Halftecture O / Shuhei Endo

via Halftecture O / Shuhei Endo | Arch Daily.

Shipping containers as a quick and effective way of creating spaces.

Refurbished shipping containers aren’t just useful for clever economical housing anymore. Like London subway car architecure and the Greentainer Design Project, this design concept makes public space more flexible and eco-friendly by re-using discarded material that is easily moved. This tri-level, 11,000-square-foot Puma store, known as Puma City, is made of 24 refurbished shipping containers and is fully dis-mountable so it can be packed up and shipped anywhere. Currently traveling around the world, the store was designed by our favorite shipping container architects LOT-EK and completed in September 2008.

via Inhabitat » PREFAB FRIDAY: ‘Puma City’ Shipping Container Store.

In this engrossing EG talk, architect Liz Diller shares her firm DS+R’s more unusual work, including the Blur Building, whose walls are made of fog, and the revamped Alice Tully Hall, which is wrapped in glowing wooden skin.

check out their website here…