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Talkin' Turkey

Daily digest: Toronto could eliminate single-family zoning, Bernard Judge passes away, and more

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Not Curtains Yet

Hollywood’s iconic Cinerama Dome, survivor of 1990s redevelopment, is crushed by COVID

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ALL ABOARD

Spaceship Earth is a tale of quarantine set within a massive geodesic backdrop

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Spirit of ‘67

Shoji Sadao dies at 92

Interior photo of a sphere at the 1967 world's fair
Delinquent in Dubai

We need to tell America’s best story in the Middle East

An aerial photograph shows Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau with it's large geodesic dome and green landscape.
And It Only Took 52 years

Montreal’s Expo 67 site receives massive renovation by Lemay

Geoship bioceramic domes are an environmentally friendly and proactive housing solution for a changing world
Homes for the Domeless

Zappos invests in startup Geoship to build domes for the homeless

The Fuller Experience

Buckminster Fuller’s rarely-seen works are coming to Los Angeles

Call the Mirror Universe

LinkNYC brings never-built megaprojects to the streets of New York

(Courtesy of Larrie, NYC.)
Gallery Hopping

Here are three great summer art shows for architecture lovers

RIP

Remembering Jay Baldwin, experimental geodesic dome champion

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Geodesic dome pioneer Jay Baldwin passes away at 85

Amazon’s Seattle spheres are set for public opening. The three biospheres under construction. (Courtesy NBBJ)
Bubble Biomes

Amazon’s Seattle spheres are set for public opening

Space Settlements

NASA’s bold space habitats inspired a generation of designers

Float On

BSA Space’s new exhibition explores the past, present, and future of inflatable architecture

All Eyes on Bentonville

Buckminster Fuller’s 50-foot “Fly’s Eye” is coming to Crystal Bridges

The Experimenters

A new book explores Albers, Cage, Fuller, and the making of Black Mountain College

Radical Seafaring

How art and architecture hit the water in the 1960s and beyond

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