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Concierge.com has an interesting article about who it classes as the most visionary architects in the world, along with which of their buildings are their claim to fame and also on the horizon. It’s a bit of predictable coffee table list of names and buildings, but they make a few interesting comments on the work. It’s worth a quick read, but don’t loose any sleep over it. Check it out here.

A fantastic blog concerning all things about architecture and computational culture. The graphics are slick, and the site feels very well put together. It’s also available in no less than nine languages.
Posts are a little less frequent [once every 5 days or so], but they are always great with lots of images and youtube videos. The side bar has links to books and other sites that are relevant to the topics discussed. The best feature of the blog is the journal section that contains numerous technical articles and papers about digital and computation architecture. Papers include: ‘Metaphysics of Genetic Architecture and Computation’, ‘Dazzle Topologies and ‘Genetic Architecture’.
This site has been on my blog list for a while now and it continues to provide a great source for information and inspiration in digital architecture and culture.

Created by a Mexican guy who has worked all over the world for all the big names, this blog has now grown so much he has 4 collaborators working on it. He is now based in Madrid.
Updated very frequently [8 posts alone from October 9th] it covers the areas of architecture, design, contemporary culture and everything in between.
The graphics of the site are a little bland, bit simple and effective, although the site is a little advertisement heavy in the sidebar.The posts all have lots of images embedded youtube video and I’m sure that the text is great, but it is all in Spanish.