The September desktop wallpaper is a view of the podium surrounding the north-east side of the French National Library by Dominique Perrault.

It is available at different resolutions–-iPad version included–-with a watermark only and with a monthly calendar.

Images above can be downloaded and used on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

The toll plaza on the north side of the Millau viaduct stands like a modern propylaeum to an architectural temple.

In this sculpture a high-tech material meets nature: made of a special optical glass used in the costruction of the space shuttle, its texture is based on ripples on a flat pool of water.

The August desktop wallpaper is a view of the Eiffel Tower in summetime.

It is available at different resolutions–-iPad and iPhone 4.0 versions included–-with a watermark only and with a monthly calendar.

Images above can be downloaded and used on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

Figures and records would make alone the Millau viaduct worth a journey along the A75 autoroute La Méridienne from Clermont-Ferrand to Montpellier.

But the design details of the pylons, the masts, the cables and the road deck, for sure turn it into one of the world architectural and engineering wonder ever built.

And this fact is also acknowledged by everyday traffic that the moment it crosses the viaduct slightly slows down in awe.

Less is more, even after 80 years.

The July desktop wallpaper is a detail of the concrete entrance hall of the Unité d’Habitation in Firminy.

It is available at different resolutions–-iPad and iPhone 4.0 versions included–-with a watermark only and with a monthly calendar.

Images above can be downloaded and used on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

A fat-heavy-black-squarish font, with little slab serifs.

Two sets are available: Budino…

…and Budino Kiri, where the gliphs contains cutting and folding lines for creating kirigami text.

Other samples are available on the Behance Network.

In what seems to be a new trend, the entrance hall of the MACRO museum in Roma was opened to visitors before the official opening planned for the next Fall.

The heart of the hall is a red multifaceted solid lifted from the ground level, surrounded by bridges connecting the different sections of the first floor.

The solid hides inside an auditorium, featuring red polished walls and felt seating with foldable armrests.

The top of the solid, that is located right under the slanted skylight which is supposed to have water running on it, is an indoor teracce with red polished floor and built-in seating.

The June desktop wallpaper is a picture taken inside the fake vulcano cone at Vulcania, the science museum designed by Hans Hollein located in the Parc Naturel Régional des Volcans d’Auvergne.

It is available at different resolutions-–iPad version included-–with a watermark only and with a monthly calendar.

Images above can be downloaded and used on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.