Qatar pedals to the future
Recently finished is the sixth Tour of Qatar, a bizarre cycle race around the
hinterlands of Qatar. Bizarre in that in the race traverses a pancake flat
desert, with almost no spectators, in
Martin Gittins
Architekt
Kapitza [http://kapitza.com/] have created the OpenType font Architekt
[http://kapitza.com/shop/fonts/architekt], a selection of architectural elements
in positive and negative form.
> "Architekt contains 72 minimalist architectural
Cities and Sand 2
The fractal dimension of the Gulf coast is increasing.
Inspired by the recent pamphlet, The Gulf
[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gulf-Rem-Koolhaas/dp/3037780886/] by Rem Koolhaas and
AMO, my current obsession is
The Alsopification of Park Hill
The £146m regeneration of Sheffield's Park Hill housing estate, which has this
week been given the go-ahead
[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/south_yorkshire/6234385.stm], represents a
London: A life in maps
Currently showing at the British Library, until 4th March 2007, is an
[exhibition] (http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/features/londoninmaps/homepage.html
) looking at the history of maps of London, from the panoramic