News from Local 12 Cincinnati - 03/08/2010
University of Cincinnati Campus Named Among World's Most Beautiful
Forbes Magazine asked architects and campus designers for opinions
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News from GOOD - 03/06/2010
And the Winner for Best Film About Design Is...
Even if you don't care a Spanx about the Academy Awards, Oscar-winning films can serve as a kind of visual barometer of our cultural values. The last few years have seen the issues of winning documentaries tie directly into the issues of the day: When An Inconvenient Truth won in 2006 or The Fog of War won in 2003, it almost seemed like the Academy was voting against climate change or yet ...
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News from Yale Daily News - 03/05/2010
What to read over break
Looking for some vacation reading? Here are some ideas from Yale professors.
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News from Deutsche Welle - 03/04/2010
Winter weather is bad news for Berlin's Holocaust memorial
Berlin's Holocaust memorial has cracks in a large number of concrete slabs that form the centerpiece of the site near the German capital's Reichstag parliament building.
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News from Blogcritics.org - 03/04/2010
Book Review: The Billion Dollar Game: Behind The Scenes Of The Greatest Day In American Sport - Super Bowl Sunday by ...
A book about the Super Bowl that will appeal to the fan and non-fan alike.
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News from Yale Daily News - 03/03/2010
A house divided?
Uncoordinated course offerings and a lack of shared social spaces have distanced the History of Art Department and the School of Architecture both academically and socially.
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News from Daily Mail - 02/15/2010
Schindler's List actor Liam Neeson takes his sons to Holocaust memorial in Berlin
The man who starred in the Oscar-winning World War II drama Schindler's List yesterday remembered the victims of the Holocaust while on a visit to Berlin.
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News from Art Daily - 02/13/2010
Valencian Institute for Modern Art Opens "Mean Streets" Exhibition
The exhibition originates from an interdisciplinary point of view in the conception of cities and the (pernicious) streets in them. EFE/Manuel Bruque.
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News from Baltimore Jewish Times - 02/08/2010
Turkish PM: Israel Could Lose Turkish Friendship
Israel should consider “what it would be like to lose a friend like Turkey,” Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned. Erdogan made the threat last Sunday in an interview with Euronews, according to reports.
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News from The Saratogian - 02/08/2010
Book review: Hudy finds 'Billion Dollar Game' worthwhile
The Billion Dollar Game
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News from Art Daily - 02/03/2010
United States, British Architects Win Israel's Wolf Prize
British architect David Chipperfield poses in front of a of a computer generated image depicting the facade of the planned James Simon-Gallery on Berlin's Museum Island, in Berlin, on Wednesday, June 27, 2007. The building is designed to serve as a reception center for the historic museum ensemble and is planned to be constructed by 2012. AP Photo/Markus Schreiber.
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News from JTA - 02/03/2010
Berlin Holocaust Memorial architect wins Wolf Prize
JERUSALEM (JTA) -- The American who designed the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin was one of two architects recognized with a 2010 Wolf Prize. The selection of Peter Eisenman, as well as British architect David Chipperfield, to receive the prize in architecture was announced Wednesday.
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News from AP via Yahoo! News - 02/03/2010
US, British architects win Israel's Wolf Prize
British and American architects were named winners of Israel's prestigious Wolf Prize.
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News from Yale University Office of Public Affairs - 01/15/2010
Peter Eisenman is the first Gwathmey Professor
Peter D. Eisenman, the inaugural Charles Gwathmey Professor in Practice, is an internationally renowned architect and educator whose recent projects include the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, a stadium for the NFL Arizona Cardinals and the six-building City of Culture of Galicia in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
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News from The Jewish Week - 01/05/2010
A Cold Backdrop In Germany
It snowed this week in Berlin. It was perfect weather for taking pictures in the center of the city.
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News from Yale University Office of Public Affairs - 12/16/2009
Symposium at Yale School of Architecture Looks at Lesson and Legacy of Las Vegas
An international array of critics, architects and historians will convene at Yale School of Architecture January 21–23 to consider the long-term impact on design, urbanism and architectural discourse of Las Vegas-the city that Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown put on the map of “High Architecture.”
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News from Haaretz Daily - 12/13/2009
An 'emotional responsibility'
Last October, the Jerusalem District Planning and Construction Committee approved a preservation plan for Villa Schocken, one of the first and most prominent buildings in the Rehavia neighborhood, which was designed by renowned Jewish-German architect Erich Mendelsohn (1887-1953).
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News from The Lantern - 12/06/2009
Campus art critique
As students rush onto campus to avoid being late for class, many cannot take time to stop and smell the roses, let alone take time to stop and appreciate the art.
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News from AP via Yahoo! Finance - 11/24/2009
easyJet apologizes for Holocaust memorial photos
Budget airline easyJet has apologized for printing photographs of models posing at Berlin's Holocaust memorial in its in-flight magazine and says it has withdrawn all copies of the publication.
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News from MalaysiaNews.net - 11/24/2009
EasyJet pulls in-flight magazine over Holocaust fashion shoot
Holocaust memorial sites as a backdrop for a fashion feature.An eight-page spread in the November edition of the magazine, EasyJet Traveller, depicted models posing at the Jewish Museum in Berlin and ...
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