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  • Another Architecture - by Mitch McEwen
    By Mitch McEwen: Research, theory topics, travel and architecture discoveries during my fellowship at Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart, Germany. Experiments and design practice included.
    Another Architecture
     
  • Brutal Me
    By Jesse Anderson: Mainly a brutalist architecture blog but also a outlet and petri dish for my bottled up architectural thoughts
    Brutal Me
     
  • BuildingSatire - Too Much Architectural BS
    By BuildingSatire: BuildingSatire is a blog consisting of architectural satire, cynicism, and humor to alleviate the tension and pretension in professional architecture.
    BuildingSatire
     
  • Coffee and Blueprints
    By Hajir Alttahir: Architecture and urbanism ramblings from an over-caffeinated postgrad.
    Coffee and Blueprints
     
  • Ecopicality - The evaluated truth of the psycho with the eco:::
    By debox: Biocities - might be our only hope. Correction, surely; it is our only hope – improved by the cultural sensitivities of simple ecopicality and supporting ecopical ecological principles.

    There is a psyche thing with this. You are very likely to have a plastic switch in a wall near you at the moment; to make an electricity flow. The flick of a switch is a reminder of industry, invention - capacities generally beyond the individual or small community. It is also a bread and butter thing - a r
    Ecopicality
     
  • City of Glass - #Vancouverproblems
    By Ekaterina Dovjenko: Vancouver, the City of Glass. It’s a city of shinning skyscrapers and cardboard homes: a city of spectacular natural beauty, crushing rain, award winning livability and a frightening income gap.

    It’s a city of contradiction—and it’s growing.

    This blog will follow Vancouver through its coming of age. It will highlight the city’s search for new forms, its attempts at new urbanism, and its struggles and moments of success within the world of architecture, planning and design.
    City of Glass
     
  • Advancing Sustainability Symposium 2012 - The Ailing Heart of the Urbanscape: Its Causes and Cures
    By TBD Symposium: After a highly successful Advancing Sustainability: Business + Design Symposium in October of 2011, students from Woodbury University have gathered once again in order to prepare their second annual event. The topic of this year focuses on the "cardiovascular system" of a city—its infrastructure. The discussion will investigate how various infrastructures—perform, exchange, and are incorporated into the natural environment.
    Advancing Sustainability Symposium 2012
     
  • Next Discovery - By: D Steckler
    By DAS99: A blog about the many discoveries in life related to architecture.
    Next Discovery
     
  • ProjectFinance - The State of Development
    By sehrstark: Through this blog, I plan to share my insights about the state of development and construction within different regions inside the U.S, and internationally. This blog will primarily focus on the financial aspects that affect the design and construction businesses.
    ProjectFinance
     
  • The Long Way Around - A [10PointsForYou] blog
    By Anthoney Stephens: This blog kills fascists. My name is Anthoney and I'm a struggling former architecture student [New York Institute of Technology] who was the victim of a "bad year". A few years removed from NYIT I'm now on the outside trying to work my way back into another design field. Who knows what the future holds? I might make it I might not, but I'm young and I still have something to prove.
    The Long Way Around
     
  • Delirious - Cleveland
    By Richard Rozewski: One part, a take on the built environment of Cleveland, OH. Other part, a venue to post projects that I will use to compile for my M.arch application.
    Delirious
     
  • This Must Be The Place - Midwest Sensibilities / East Coast Spatialities
    By jacob: A collection of observations on urbanity / design / life in New York City from a guy who probably belongs back in Ohio.

    Thoughts on use of space, the urban fabric, the nature of transportation, the design culture, architecture (old and new), sports, music, and life. Pictures too.
    This Must Be The Place
     
  • Architecture is...
    By RGX_MERCADO: I come across very interesting studies and experiments in general context, that can be applied to architecture and design in creative ways. From Autodesk research and development Articles, innovative technology to control Arduino, to my opinions and analysis on the influence of Tadao Ando's architecture in Mexico. My objective is to push the boundaries of research and development borrowing from professional field's in and outside of architecture, as well as sharing current research and work.
    Architecture is...
     
  • NYC Architecture in Decay - Progressive Architectural Decay
    By jfbautista: Since the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and beyond, urban decay has been associated with Western cities, especially in North America, South America and some parts of Europe. Since then, major structural changes in global economies, transportation, and government policies created the economic and then the social conditions resulting in Progressive Urban Decay.

    Here I'll highlight the Architectural Decay of New York City the way I see it.
    NYC Architecture in Decay
     
  • Visiting Critic
    By jpastva: Visiting Critic is a continuing series of thought provoking observations from architectural insider Jeffrey Pastva - Founder of The Designated Sketcher, Architect at Haley Donovan & Chair of The AIA Philadelphia Young Architects Forum. His critical eye will cover everything from the state of architectural education to the future fate of the profession. Expect ideas in your inbox bi-weekly.
    Visiting Critic
     
  • Thoughts of Concern
    By Bradly Gunn: Eleanor Roosevelt - Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.

    Mark Twain - All generalizations are false, including this one.
    Thoughts of Concern
     




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