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Extension for the Musee d'Art Moderne de Ceret in the South of France. Architect Greta Tressera. Ampliación del Musée dÁrt Moderne de Céret.

18 Place Vendôme in Paris is the new place for Chanel Jewellery. The space, entirely rethought by architect Peter Marino, has reopened its doors this week. Little art deco-style salons strongly inspired by the private apartments of Gabriel Chanel are set around a cascade of bronze and rock crystal. And to celebrate this opening Chanel has launched the “18 Place Vendôme” collection of the best quality jewellery made from diamonds as well as a limited edition version of the J12 watch.

The brand Eric Bompard (cashmere specialist) has celebrated, with several celebrities, a completely new boutique situated on the most beautiful avenue in the world, the Champs Elysées… A space of 600m² on 3 levels conceived by architect Christophe Delcourt, displays all the collections of the label from Men’s to Children’s and from Women’s to Home, as well as the range of coats, jackets and car coats presented under the label “Street Number 2”.

Henry and Joan find out a bunch of cool stuff about the architect Frank Lloyd Wright as well as other great architecture in Chicago.

A documentary about a polish architect in the french Pyrenees.

Tom Foremski, editor of Silicon Valley Watcher, led a panel discussion on Day 1 of the Fall Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. The panel dealt directly with the friction that often arises between the burgeoning social media forces in the enterprise and the IT groups that find themselves in opposition to the kinds of needs created by those newer social networks. The panel in this podcast includes Peter Kaminski, CTO of Socialtext, Jackie Medecki, attorney for social media and marketing at Intel, Jeff Moriarty, a social media/Web 2.0 design engineer at Intel, John Miner, an IT methodologist at Intel, and Eleanor Wynn, a social technology architect at Intel

the belfra project Wervik, animation by Pol Vandamme, architect

Irish drama set in a South Armagh pub American architect, Aoife McKenna inherits an Irish pub but when she attempts to renovate the place the locals resist.

First of many. Hagia Sofia, Chora Museum, and the Rustempasa Mosque Hagia Sofia: Church of Holy Wisdom, now the Ayasofya Museum, is a former Eastern Orthodox church converted to a mosque, now a museum. It is universally acknowledged as one of the greatest buildings of the world. This is considered to be one of the most beautiful examples of a Byzantine church. Built in the 5th century, in the 16th century it was converted into a mosque, and a museum in 1948. Rustempasa Mosque: Built by the famouse architect Sinan for the Grand Vizier Rustem Pasa, an in law of Suleyman the Magnificent.

Day tripping around Antalya: Perge, Aspendos and a stroll in town. Perge: ...was first founded by the Hittites. A city of great importance during the Hellenistic period, Perge is where St. Paul preached his first sermon. Most of the works which can be seen today in the city are remains of the Roman Period. Aspendos: ...was one of the most important cities in the Pamphylia Region. The theater, which can hold 15,000, was built by the architect Zenon in AD 162. So perfect are its acoustics that even today a coin dropped on the stage can be heard at the top.

Istanbul: Suleymaniye Mosque, Spice Bazaar, Blue Mosque, Hippodrome and Topkapi Palace. Suleymaniye Mosque: Istanbul's most important mosque is both a tribute to its architect, the great Sinan, and a fitting memorial to its founder, Suleyman the Magnificent. Spice Bazaar: Also known as the the Egyptian Bazaar. The L-shaped market, together with the mosque, were built in 1663 for the mother of Mehmet IV. Blue Mosque: This is the most tourist visited mosque in the world. This mosque is built next to Saint Sophia, built by Christians, so the Muslims wanted a larger mosque. . Hippodrome: There is very little left of the hippodrome which had a capacity of 75,000 to 100,000 people. In places you can still see the retaining walls that used to support the stands around the hippodrome. . Topkapi Palace: Topkapi Palace was built between 1459 and 1465 as the principal residence of Mehmet II, after his conquest of Constantinople. This is the second largest palace in the world.

MOBILIZING SEARCH - WHAT THE CONSUMER NEEDS, with Various Panelists. As content goes mobile, consumers need ways to parse it. But the dynamics of mobile search will be radically different than its online cousin. Searches will be far more contextual -- dependent upon what consumers want to do next. And the issue of spam looms large in a universe where one ad fills a screen. So, what do the consumers really want, and need? View this presentation and find out. Zaw Thet, CEO and Co-Founder, 4INFO; Darcie de Freitas, Product Manager for Live Search for Mobile, Microsoft; Doug Leeds, Vice President of Product Management, Ask.com; Michael Libes, Chief Architect and Co-Founder, Medio; Moderator: James Granelli, Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times. --- Recorded at the www.iHollywoodForum.com SEARCH AND MEDIA CONFERENCE, July 19, 2007 at the Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood, California. Content produced by www.MediaArchives.com

September 11th Revisited is perhaps the most riveting film ever made about the destruction of the World Trade Center. This is a powerful documentary which features eyewitness accounts and archived news footage that was shot on September 11, 2001 but never replayed on television. Featuring interviews with eyewitnesses & firefighters, along with expert analysis by BYU Physics Professor Steven E. Jones, Professor David Ray Griffin, MIT Engineer Jeffrey King, and AIA Architect Richard Gage. This film provides stunning evidence that explosives were used in the complete demolition of the WTC Twin Towers and WTC Building 7. Visit http://www.911revisited.com to get the DVD of this movie.

What is the meaning of existence? Is there a God? A Grand Architect? Taking you beyond What the Bleep do we Know and The Secret, this amazing new film will stun and shock. Available from www.reality-entertainment.com

Art 38 Basel, Art Unlimited sector. Art Basel, Basel, Switzerland. ?�Art Unlimited� offers artists and galleries a platform for works that exceed the scope of conventional art fair exhibition booths and frequently even of galleries, museums, and other traditional art exhibition venues. The 12,000m2 exhibition hall designed by architect and art collector Theo Hotz is [...]

Blaine Brownell is an architect obsessed with sustainable building materials. He introduces a wonderful world of products made from repurposed materials and provides a glimpse of what a post-fossil fuel world might look like.

Art Cologne has invited four new museums to exhibit in its ?New Museum? section. One of them is the Kunstraum Gr�sslin. Kunstraum Gr�sslin, run by the Gr�sslin family and designed by the Cologne architect Lukas Baumewerd opened in June 2006 in the Black Forest town of St. Georgen, Germany (watch our video of the opening: [...]

A documentary about the Brown family of Kalamazoo, Michigan who lived in a Frank LLoyd Wright home they, and the legendary architect built, for fifty years.

Jack covers some upcoming film festivals and submission deadlines and has a heart to heart with Russian born, architect-turned-mom-turned-filmmaker-turned-entrepreneur, Ksenia Oustiougova. She discusses her current and past projects as well as her business, Lilipip.

The Drawing Center presents Yona Friedman: About Cities (Feb. 24 - April 7, 2007), an exhibition of work by the Hungarian-French architect and artist, who, despite significant reputation in Europe, has never had a solo exhibition in the United States. Showcasing both Friedman?s urban-sociological concerns and his urban-design innovations, the exhibition introduces his work to [...]

Dart Lindsley, Business Process Architect at Cisco, talks about the primary customer when it comes to corporate recruiting. This presentation took place at the TalUnCon event at the Redwood City corporate HQ of Electronic Arts.

Designer’s Gallery / Gabrielle Ammann presents selected pieces from the work of architect and 2004 laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize Zaha Hadid. On display are design objects, architectural models and Zaha Hadid’s “Silver Paintings” in an effort to make the interrelationship of architecture, design and art visible. The exhibition runs through March 25, 2007. Designer’s Gallery / Gabrielle Ammann, Cologne. Impressions from the opening and the private view, January 15/16, 2007.

Will, an architect is plagued by break-ins at his office. He decides to remain at work late one night in a bid to catch the culprit. He chases the thief home and discovers he is a young Bosnian refugee. Will embarks upon an affair with the boy's mother, but the couple have different reasons for clinging on to each other.

BREAKING & ENTERING - December 15, 2006 (exclusive), January 26, 2007 (open) (The Weinstein Company/MGM) A story about theft, both criminal and emotional, “Breaking & Entering” follows a disparate group of long-term Londoners and new arrivals whose lives intersect in the inner-city area of King's Cross. When a landscape architect's (Jude Law) state of the art offices in a seedy part of town are repeatedly burgled, his investigations launch him out of the safety of his familiar world. “Breaking & Entering” is Academy Award-winning director Anthony Minghella's first original screenplay since his 1991 feature debut, 'Truly Madly Deeply'. Minghella, Sydney Pollack and Timothy Bricknell are producing for Minghella and Pollack's Mirage Enterprises.

A story about theft, both criminal and emotional, “Breaking & Entering” follows three people whose lives intersect in the inner-city area of King's Cross. When a landscape architect's (Jude Law) state of the art offices in a seedy part of town are repeatedly burgled, his investigations launch him out of the safety of his familiar world. “Breaking & Entering” is Academy Award-winning director Anthony Minghella's first original screenplay since his 1991 feature debut, “Truly Madly Deeply.” Minghella, Sydney Pollack and Timothy Bricknell are producing for Minghella and Pollack's Mirage Enterprises. Starring: Jude Law, Juliette Binoche and Robin Wright Penn