weird and wonderful in all places
Bad British Architecture 
Good for a giggle.
Sample : “WAIT A MINUTE, NO, YOU CAN’T DO THAT. YOU HAVEN’T FINISHED F**KING DESIGNING IT YET. YOU CAN’T JUST SEND OUT AN IMAGE OF A LOAD OF GREY WALLS IN SKETCHUP. OH, IT’S ALREADY GOT PLANNING PERMISSION? OH. OKAY THEN. FUCK IT. JUST PUT SOME TREES ON IT AND SEND IT OUT.
baumraum
I kid you not: tree house architects!
Chinese Archimage Phenomena
Some really weird buildings. “CAIP aims to document architectural image phenomena in contemporary China.”
Container
A site dedicated to showcasing the reuse of shipping containers. With links to quite a few projects around the world, including Sean Godsell’s Future Shack.
Copenhagen Substitute
A site from back in the days when hypertext was a common word. What do Boullée, Dorothy, Spacemen and TRON have in common? I don’t know, but they help to thread this site together. Bought to you be the kind people at Dellbrügge & de Moll. [Link by SG]
Elvis style
Elvis – On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Elvis’ death. To note the occasion we are publishing this special photo of a backyard pool in Merimbula, NSW. And here’s the link to the virtual Graceland virtual tour (needs Quicktime). Thankyaverymuch.
Interior Desecrators
This is a reality check for those of you starting to think that maybe the 70s were pretty stylish. Dark glasses advised.
JustinSpace: Obscene Interiors
This is pornography with the people cut out, just the stupendous sets with wise commentary. Beware, it gets ugly (vertical blinds with valances for example).
Kaleidoscope House
Mon oncle! For that spoilt young brat who has everything: the PMW architects designed doll’s house with optional accessories by the likes of Ron Arad.
Monty Python's Architect Sketch
Some tips on how to present to your client.
PaperWorks
Origamic Architecture! By Annelies Smit.
You can also see “pop-up architecture” at Robert Sabuda’s site .
Roadside America
“your online guide to offbeat tourist attractions.”
The Wind Beasts
Crazy walking – This is weird and wonderful – Theo Jansen’s wind beats – recycled plastic space frames become beach beasties. [tip AD]
Up late
Those Dutch have great stamina.. here are UNStudio’s hours of opening:
Mon to Sat: 07.30am – 02.00am – Sun: closed
Walk Sydney Streets
This is a great site! Still! Now 94 years old, Alan is six years into his quest to walk EVERY street in Sydney’s suburbs, jotting down notes and taking photos as he goes. Let’s hope he recovers to full speed after the hip replacement – those pics aren’t so pretty…
www.quondam.com/index.htm
Weird and wonderful selection of bits and pieces… piranesi to schinkel – site rebuilt in late 2001, still finding my way around it – and it’s 2009 now…