You may have seen Jakub Szczęsny’s Keret House, which made headlines well ahead of its 2012 unveiling as the slimmest house in the world. Appropriate for Etgar Keret: most of his short stories could fit on a cocktail napkin. If these stories moved a Polish architect to create a four-foot-wide house, what else might they inspire?
The gauntlet has been thrown. FSG Originals and BOMB Magazine present the Etgar Keret Something Out of Something Design Contest. Twenty-five finalists will be selected in March by judges from Farrar, Straus and Giroux; BOMB Magazine staff; and Keret himself. Finalists’ work will then be sold in a silent auction on April 29, 2012, with proceeds to benefit the PEN American Center. The winner will receive $500 and a signed and personalized copy of Suddenly, a Knock on the Door, and the winning piece will be featured in a Keret story or film. READ MORE >>
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The Ecological Engineer, Volume One
Interiors & Sources
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Architect Magazine
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- BEYOND THE BUILDING: Lloyd Crossing Sustainable Urban Design Plan
- GREEN CATALYST: Chicago Center for Green Technology
- A WORLD OF FIRSTS: PNC Firstside Center
- CONTINUOUS EXPERIMENTATION: Q&A with William McDonough
- ARCHITECTURE AS EDUCATION: Q&A with David Orr
- LIFE AS A TREE: The Adam Joseph Lewis Center at Oberlin College
- BRIDGE OF POSSIBILITIES: William J. Clinton Presidential Center & Park
- WHERE BIOLOGY MEETS BUILDING: Tyson Living Learning Center steps up to the Living Building Challenge
- ANITA B. GORMAN DISCOVERY CENTER: Natural Centerpiece
- MITHUN'S PIER 56 OFFICE: Work in Progress
EDC Magazine
Cascadia's Trim Tab
Journal of Green Building
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www.sustainthenine.org
www.usgbc-stl.org
www.historicgreen.org
www.usgbckansascity.org
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- Stuart Oda: Are indoor vertical farms the future of agriculture?
e2 Design
Look for Webcasts/e2 design Season Three/"New Orleans: The Water Line"
Green Rebuilding Of New Orleans Conference
Great Blogs
- 12 Degrees Of Freedom
We Have More Options Than We Think. - Building My Green Life
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