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  • tacos at dawn - exploring Mexico City's architecture and urban culture
    By Alec Perkins: I am an intern working for Tatiana Bilbao's office to supplement my architecture and urban tourism addiction. This blog will focus on my free time, which I mostly spend trying to get to grip on the astounding breadth and depth of the city via museums, taco stalls, parks, forgotten monuments, obscure corners, public space, and avoiding death by cars, death cults, muggings, volcanoes, and taco stalls.
    tacos at dawn
     
  • China Architecture Blog - Everything you ever wanted to know about architecture and landscape design in China
    By Leedscape: Updates about new landscape/architectural projects in Mainland China, industry news and events; info about Chinese design conferences, competitions, and seminars.

    Also: advice about living and working as an architect/designer in Mainland China, plus tips and info about applying for Chinese jobs.

    This is the Archinect version of our blog. Please visit our main blog at www.chinarchblog.com
    Leedscape Design
    China Architecture Blog
     
  • 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.

    we also have a twitter. whatup.
    BuildingSatire
     
  • Ampdesign - Art + Architecture + Design
    By Ampdesign: Ampdesign is a cross-disciplinary art + architecture + design firm founded in 1998 by Andrew P. Matt. Experimentation, intellectual curiosity and experience are at the core of all work at Ampdesign.
    Ampdesign
     
  • MegalopolisNow - city talks
    By Donato de Vivo: www.megalopolisnow.com

    I created this blog to share each other architectural, urban and technological news and thoughts about the new form of city that is developing now: the megalopolis. The future of all us is playing in these urban settings and we must contribute to the debate for a better way of life, more sustainable and beautiful.

    www.megalopolisnow.com
    MegalopolisNow
     
  • RAWSCHACH_blog
    By Bradly Gunn: All generalizations are false, including this one.
    RAWSCHACH_blog
     
  • Thinking About Architecture by Larry Speck
    By lawrencewspeck: Although it may sound cliched, I live, eat and breathe architecture. I’m currently a principal in the architectural firm of PageSoutherlandPage and a professor, as well as the former dean, in the School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin. My teaching and my blog are aimed at educating people on the importance of great architecture in contemporary American culture.
    Thinking About Architecture by Larry Speck
     
  • Architectstasy: Ann Arbor - Gown to Town
    By Jessica A.S. Letaw: In the dual interests of strengthening my professional writing and refining my critical analysis skills, I write about the current, past, and projected built environment of Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. The town is home to the University of Michigan, where I graduated with a Master of Architecture degree. I hope to present both facts as well as critical readings of the city's trajectories of work and theory in ways that are sited in architectural discourse as well as interesting to residents.
    Architectstasy: Ann Arbor
     
  • 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
     
  • The University of Tokyo (Christopher) - G30 Architecture & Urbanism - Obuchi Lab
    By Christopher Sjoberg: The G30 is an English language, architecture and urbanism course offered through the University of Tokyo for foreign students. Led by former AA Design Research Lab Co-Director, Associate Professor Yusuke Obuchi, the program seeks to collaboratively advance architectural and urban design research through the symbiosis of digital technologies and material development.
    University of Tokyo, G30 Architecture and Urbanism
    The University of Tokyo (Christopher)
     
  • Architectural Ellipsis - ... Intern Architect ...
    By everydayintern: An ellipsis [...] is used to signal an omission, an unfinished thought, aposiopesis, or brief awkward silence. Architectural ellipses are those aspects of the profession we (perhaps intentionally) omit, gloss over, or let dwindle in silence.

    Generally applied this blog should encompass many aspects of the profession. Yet, as an intern architect I'll focus primarily on the architectural ellipses that occur in the internship process.
    Architectural Ellipsis
     
  • Malibu Architecture - Perspectives on design from a Malibu Architect
    By Lester Tobias: A blog on architectural design, and thoughts and ideas on the process of design, from the unique perspective of a Malibu architect, who must deal with severely restrictive zoning codes.
    Tobias Architecture
    Malibu Architecture
     
  • Solar Decathlon Competition 2013 - SCI-Arc/Caltech Team - D.A.L.E. (Dynamic Augmented Living Environment) Project
    By Nicole Violani, Paige Chambers: The Solar Decathlon Competition is a biennial competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Solar Energy where 20 schools from around the world compete in designing and building a net zero prototype home.
    The SCI-Arc/Caltech team proposes D.A.L.E. (Dynamic Augmented Living Environment), a 600sf micro-home that literally moves on rails, expanding to create a mid-yard and multiplying the inhabitable space.
    For more information on DALE, please view: http://vimeo.com/57032793
    Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
    Solar Decathlon Competition 2013 - SCI-Arc/Caltech Team
     
  • Starting up Awesome - A blog about starting up an architectural business in sunny, crisis-ridden Italy
    By bigness: Starting up your own practice is often something you only dream of... what if one day you woke up and realized that you really had no other option? Young, determined, absolutely pennyless and without much of a clue, these are the chronicles of Richard and Stefano trying to start their dream practice: Osom Architects.
    Starting up Awesome
     
  • Live Blog - AIA 2013 Spring Conference "Regional Modernism"
     
  • The Soft City - Architecture's Public?
    By Matthew Rust: The purpose of The Soft City is to question the motives and ideology behind our urban spaces. As urban users, we are active elements within a city. We have the ability to shape the city surrounding us. Consequently the environment around us offers resistance to our interactions and reshapes us in turn. This continuous moulding and reshaping of people and space is directly reflected in our societies.

    This relationship will help form the key theme for the blog; who is architecture's public?
    University of East London
    The Soft City
     
  • University of Oregon Department of Architecture
     




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