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Mon. Apr 21
"What Makes a Copy-Cat a Copy-Cat? The Complex Case of Architecture Copyright" by Mitch Tuchman
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Wed. Apr 16
Architecture's role in the cultural litmus of modern hotels, with Zachary Bayman of Key Hotels
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Tue. Apr 15
Looking at labor laws, prison reform and the role of architecture, a year after Rana Plaza collapse.
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Thu. Apr 10
Wikifactory episode #2 features an overview of Open Source House projects including Paperhouses
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Tue. Apr 8
From The Japan Times: Japan’s 30-year building shelf-life is not quite true
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Fri. Apr 4
Shannon Michael Cane share with us some of his favorite publishers and initiatives.
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Mon. Mar 31
The zine producer and curator talks to us about the importance of building community by diversifying the library of what's outside the mainstream.
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Fri. Mar 28
A New Plan for Blueprints: Paperhouses offers free building designs from brand-name architects
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Fri. Mar 28
Good reads and interior design references
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Thu. Mar 27
Hold your i-phone against the wall to draw an interior floor plan
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Mon. Mar 24
Guest Designer Intervention: Andrew Galuppi Design for Tatiana Bilbao's Module House
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Fri. Mar 21
Photography Books we recommend
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Mon. Mar 17
Interview with Fernando Guerra, architect and photographer, dedicated to the great beauty of doing what one loves and letting it grow.
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Fri. Mar 14
"If you want to learn the world's literatures, learn to read Japanese."
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Thu. Mar 13
Editorial by Paperhouses in ArchDaily: Why The Blueprint of the 21st Century Should Be Open Source
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Mon. Mar 10
Photographer and Northeastern Japan native Rie Yamamoto, on rebuilt communities in the aftermath of the historically unprecedented 3/11 earthquake.
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Fri. Mar 7
A shortlist of books that have inspired the Scandinavian team Rintala Eggertsson Architects, through the years.
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Mon. Mar 3
We interview two of the three partners at our newest Paperhouses member, Dagur Eggertsson and Vibeke Jensen
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Fri. Feb 28
Following on the heels of the Winter Olympics, we recommend some books about our favorite sports heroes and stories.
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Sun. Feb 23
For all the precious metal at the Olympic Games, the one odd winner ends up being the loser as well: the architect of its crazy venues.
