Overload, overload.

Among the many pleasures of www.inhabitat.com is the armchair which converts into an electric double hob. I don't want to say anything about the design of this US blog beyond observing that if designers insist on doing everything--including the headlines--in various difficult-to-differentiate shades of pale green, then you are likely to lose your audience. Donning some thick spectacles I managed to make out the explanatory subtitle 'future-forward design for the world you inhabit'. Disregarding the probable tautology' at the beginning of this enigmatic heading, I clicked on Architecture' and started scrolling down after the first building. And scrolled down and down and down. Here is a smorgasbord of buildings. Previous months (as with Interactive, the site goes back to last April) are not as well stocked. But this blog represents a substantial archive of (mostly) really interesting and sometimes mildly mad architecture and building. At the risk of piles of letters of denunciation. I note that this seems to be an almost all-women site and that it is committed to the ideology of the Bauhaus--though, happily this latter scarcely affects the architecturally omnivorous nature of the former.