What We’re Reading on the Web

As usual, we’ve read the Internet cover-to-cover and rounded up some of the most interesting reads out there for your perusal. Enjoy!

From CoDesign: A Hanoi-based Vietnamese architecture firm has built a prototype bamboo house designed to weather the storms, floods, and mudslides that plague the nation’s cities and countrysides.

Interesting read and great pictures from this piece in Architizer on the intersection of education and architecture, as well as the the evolution of education design.

It’s Halloween week, so enjoy this library eye candy from Architectural Digest. These images of the world’s most beautiful libraries are breathtaking (and calorie-free!)

What was already a behemoth of an airport has become even more unbelievable. Terminal 2 in South Korea’s Incheon Airport has become a sustainable mini-city.

And what would the pre-Halloween week wrap-up be without an Ode to Architecture-Inspired Costumes? Not only do we have people dressed like buildings, we have buildings dressed like…well, not people, but other silly things. Still though- dressed up buildings(!)

Happy reading! Have a safe and happy Halloween!