Two Bit Circus is doing some really cool stuff in the world of futuristic gaming environments. The STEAM Carnival is very Kickstart-worthy

Now here's another handy architectural app we could use on our travels.

Architecture for Humanity-Denver wants to build an OUTDOOR CLASSROOM by REPURPOSING found materials for the Museo de las Americas. Kickstart that!

Landscape Architect, Evan Mather, takes us on a journey of the American landscape, via the interstate highway system.

The D*Table multitasks while you multitask.

Jason T Minter wants to build a porch for the community.

Architect, Toshihiro Oki, needs your help to build his tree wood folly. What's "tree wood" you ask? tree wood is about the ideals of Nature and Man-made coexisting in our increasingly crowded world.

CCA students are looking to fund their prototyping project, to build a prefabricated classroom for developing nations in the tropics.

Architecture student, Melinda Zoephel, is seeking assistance to realize her thesis project that deals with architectural representation and the perception of depth. Deep stuff.

Um...did anyone say "The future is here"? - The possibilities for architectural applications are limitless.

Put "Frank Lloyd Wright, John Lautner, Rudolph Schindler, Frank Gehry, Thom Mayne" and "Los Angeles" in one context, and you typically get spectacular results. Let's dream a bit.

Architecture students getting creative + their hands dirty for a good cause? - We're all about it!

As every-day car-driving Angelenos, we wholeheartedly support this vision of elevated fresh air.

Doesn't the architecture profession always complain we're not drawing and sketching enough? Well, here's your chance to break out the crayons and redeem yourself.

Who doesn't like hexagons? Seriously.

London calling: help artist Julia Vogl realize (or realise) this colorful (or colourful) public art project in the heart (yep...still heart) of London.

Urban development + crowd sourcing + non profit + public empowerment = we're all about it.

Smart architecture

Please, no sharp objects!

Wes Milholen will be sailing between Norway and the North Pole, researching the landscape in this arctic region. Wes will be documenting his research in the book "Arctic Architecture: Svalbard", investigating future settlement potential as humans inevitably move further north.

Help support Archinect-fave Jimenez Lai fund his latest Super Furniture project!

DAVID LYNCH!

Help support Carl Weese photo-document the iconic drive-in movie theaters before they are wiped off the American landscape.

Prepper Park? Forget, for a second, what immediately comes to mind when you think of about going underground in NYC. Next, think about what an amazing space the High Line has become, and what it has brought to the city. Perhaps it's time to start focusing downward.

A new surf-inspired design magazine. Next generation Ray Gun?

As the internet continues to make it more difficult to fund quality journalism, especially in areas of academic architectural investigations, crowd-sourced publication initiatives like this become more important. Help support this project by Pratt students.

Help support the filmmaker of 9 Chains complete this experimental film about Buckminster Fuller.

Broken umbrella, meet Bucky. This is a very cool project that upcycles, gets architecture interns and kids working on together, all the while getting the public more structurally aware.

A group of Columbia architecture students are creating these relaxation nodes, allowing users to briefly escape reality and enter a calm, vertical-hammocked, altered state. The structures will be constructed from digitally fabricated recycled plastic.

Students at IIT are looking to fund the actual construction of their design for a small exhibition center on the site of the Farnsworth House, designed by Mies van der Rohe.

This project, by Boston-based architecture practice PRAUD, will investigate the "mini-metropolis", using Boston as the case study.

"This book intents to create a dialogue that addresses the missing topics in urbanism for smaller, slower, and much more stable cities..."

A group of architects – 15 students, 2 professors – aim to build an immersive, full-scale installation, occupying and perceptually altering the entry area of both California College of the Arts (CCA) and the Wattis Institute of Contemporary Art.

tarp: Architecture Manual, student-edited publication at Pratt Institute School of Architecture, acts as a set of instructions, giving the reader a grounding in what's happening in contemporary architectural and urban discourse. Help fund their next issue, Insidious Urbanism.

BOFFO Building Fashion celebrates cutting edge design through a series of temporary retail installations showcasing the work of an architect paired with a fashion designer. Help fund their latest project by Ohne Titel & EASTON + COMBS.

This documentary is fresh and unique in that it focuses on Soleri, the form giver rather than Soleri, the idea giver. Hence the working title of the film: BEFORE FORM. The name COSANTI further implies a theme of frugality that threads through Paolo’s entire life.

Architectural designer Lana Zellner believes that the key to reducing gun violence in Brooklyn isn't a more extreme police force, but is better art and education programs for the youth. Art Not Arrests is an installation that raises this issue.

This project is a self-initiated project by two firms. Following the completion of a preliminary engineering feasibility report done with engineers at Arup, they are now preparing to physically test and ultimately build a full-scale working prototype of a section of the pool.

The Dreamer and the Devil is a new musical, telling the true tale of architect Daniel Burnham, serial killer H.H. Holmes and the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago that bound their lives together.

Urbanized is the third and final film in the design-focused documentary trilogy by filmmaker Gary Hustwit. Previous films are Helvetica and Objectified. Urbanized looks at the issues and strategies behind urban design.

Architects, if you have to wear a tie...