I'm a sucker for super minimalist tables. This is great, but I prefer Jean Novel's

1,000 Doors by South Korean artist Choi Jeong-Hwa

Bourrasque by Paul Cocksedge

Bizarre form of architectural modularity, via BLDGBLOG

Polaboy Picture Frames by Lightboys

3D Printed Strandbeest by Theo Jansen

Ice Cube Celebrates Eames

The Sway Chair by Markus Krauss looks fun.

Most Internet of Things concepts assume that broadly speaking, there will be two categories of sensors ones on buildings (environment) and ones on people (medical). But by putting the environmental sensors on people, things like cities are viewed as dynamic entities.

A nice concept, but one which relies on the sensors being more than passive elements, in order to create the regulatory feedback loops which we associate with living things.

MAD seem to be doing what everyone else (read Zaha) is failing to do – make funny shaped buildings that are architectural coherent and elegant, rather than just crass, funny shaped buildings.

Cool Hunting reviews invite only social shopping site, NUJI

I'd love to see this as an insulated structure.

Much of the cost in traditional buildings is creating smooth flat decorated walls, just so that you can hang pictures on them. This stype of fabric wall, here in a temporary retail context, would be pretty good in places like bedrooms. Nanushka Beta Store.

CMYK Lamp by Dennis Parren

this Waste Treatment Facility by Batlle & Roig Architects features a landscape roof where the landscaping forms a graphic element, a sort of modernist version of a formal French garden.

A talk on the English language Swiss radio station, WRS.

House S by German architects Christ Christ (yes that is actually their name)

What makes this special is that the terrace is giant enough for it to be the roof itself, rather than an add on, but still not the whole roof so that it is connected to living spaces.