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A spectacular temporary structure called Golden Moon was designed by LEAD - an acronym for Laboratory for Explorative Architecture and Design - as part of the annual Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong, an event with strong cultural ties to the heritage and myths of the region.

British artist, Patrick Vale, is becoming increasingly popular for is amazing pen and ink drawings. His specialization is architectural illustrations which he executes in such meticulous detail that it is difficult to understand that he does not have a background in architecture.

The Festival of Lights in Lyon, France is one of the largest urban events in the world. A tradition in honor of the Virgin Mary, the popular event is now in its 14th year and promises to be the most spectacular yet as hundreds of specialists descend on the city so as to prepare it for this looked forward to event.

Imagine a bookshelf where you can go 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no subscription or contribution fees required; with the sole responsibility of giving and taking. An oasis of books, whose resources are managed by its visitors and rely merely upon the community’s social awareness and contribution. 

In an attempt to transform Singapore into a tourist destination rather than a stopover, a series of development projects have been carried out in recent years, the latest of which is the Gardens by the Bay.

More and more artists are using computer technology as an alternative medium with which to produce their work. Such is the case with Catherine Nelson, an Australian artist who is no stranger to the latest computer aids, thanks to her experience in producing special effects for several box office hits. 

Based in Dubai, Indian photographer Tejal Patni created a 2012 calendar for the fashion brand Splash with the concept of A New Beginning. The thought provoking work is inspired by the Mayan legend that the world will come to an end on 21st December 2012.