Photo of the Day: A 36-year-old wood roller coaster in Valencia, Calif., which closed last month, caught fire. [Los Angeles Times]

Structure to Watch: Today Apple is expected to announce a new wearable technology and iPhone, among other products, at an event in Cupertino, Calif. [Quartz] The company reportedly built a special structure for the event at De Anza College's Flint Performing Arts Center. [MacRumors]
Just arrived to a mysterious giant white cube at today's #AppleEvent - Can't wait to see what's inside! pic.twitter.com/9iqhDeX39M
— Ashley Codianni (@AshleyCodianni)
September 9, 2014
Map of the Day: Buildingeye maps out building permits and applications. [Maps Mania]
Video of the Day: Entrepreneur interviews David Benjamin of New York City's The Living. [Entrepreneur]
Six More Stories for Tuesday:
There's a Kickstarter for a "phone" that actually does nothing except look like one. [Kickstarter]
GIFs of procedural architecture. [BldgBlog]
Trailer houses for dogs. [Curbed National]
An airplane redesigned for athletes. [Wired]
CNN ranks the 10 best places for architecture buffs to visit. [CNN]
Korean architect Seung H-Sang will be Seoul's first city architect. [Dezeen]
Step Up, Step Down:
New York-based Architecture Research Office promotes Jeffrey Hong, Neil Patel, and Jejon Yeung to project directors.
Architect Christian Hendriehas joins St. Cloud, Minn.–based firm IIW Minnesota. [St. Cloud Times]
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