BFI is looking for a motivated and flexible individual to fill the role of Office Manager. Application deadline Feb. 18th; learn more about the position here.
2011 Challenge Entries, Idea Index, Next Week!
BFI will be publishing this year's incredible crop of entries to our Idea Index in a few days time, stay posted!
Visionary Urban Design Lecture Series
BFI is proud to sponsor Paul Guzzardo's March 3rd lecture at Pratt's School of Architecture: New Ways to Smear the Street with Our Extended Epistemology. More here
Congrats to our friends in Carbondale, IL working to preserve Bucky's former dome home. Read more here.
Massive Oyster Reef Restoration
Over 500 volunteers helped in the first steps to make Alabama's coastal areas more resilient to impacts from hurricanes, oil spills and climate change. Via treehugger.
For Wildlife, A Safe Highway Crossing
A $40,000 prize to an interdisciplinary team was awarded for the design of a bridge intended to carry wild animals across a major interstate in Colorado. Continue via NYTimes.
An overview of significant factory buildings from the past 100 years (including Fuller's CottonMill prototype). Now showing at the Skyscraper Museum in NY.
TetraMap - Making the Connections
An innovative and practical learning event featuring dynamic international experts. February 22 & 23, 2011 Auckalnd, New Zealand
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Featured Store Item
Bucky Quote Poster - Love (Valentine's Day Special)
Red Poster with quote: "Love is omni-inclusive, progressively exquisite, understanding and tender and compassionately attuned to other than self." Dimensions: 32" x 22".
Watergy is a bionic concept, immitating the biosphere within an enclosure, using wind, rain and related energy dissipation. It allows 85% recycling of irrigation water, while accumulation of CO2 leads to higher rates of photosynthesis. Further applications are plant protection (no pesticides), processing of greywater, desalination and heat supply.
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