By Joann Lui: Documenting the life between our graduation from architecture school and becoming a licensed architect. They say it's the journey that matters, so here we are experiencing the joy of being a great intern.: Documenting the life between our graduation from architecture school and becoming a licensed architect. They say it's the journey that matters, so here we are experiencing the joy of being a great intern.

By Patrick Beseda: arch student. doing arch student things.: arch student. doing arch student things.

By Kimberly V.K.H. Nguyen: This is a journal of my adventures at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP) as I pursue my M.Arch degree.

It includes images of my projects, classmates' work, some thoughts, and grad-student daily life. : This is a journal of my adventures at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP) as I pursue my M.Arch degree.

It includes images of my projects, classmates' work, some thoughts, and grad-student daily life.

By Evan Chakroff: reflections on architecture and urbanism in China.: reflections on architecture and urbanism in China.

By David Cuthbert:

By leaniejim: A BLOG ABOUT MY ADVENTURES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN PROGRAM AT UBC.: A BLOG ABOUT MY ADVENTURES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN PROGRAM AT UBC.

By Ayax Abreu: A little description of the experiments, lectures and architectural discourse that is currently happening at the SAC...
Visit www.staedelschule.de/architecture/: A little description of the experiments, lectures and architectural discourse that is currently happening at the SAC...
Visit www.staedelschule.de/architecture/

By Chris Hildrey:

By Samuel Mortimer: School blog of BArch student Samuel Mortimer kept from 2008 - 2011. Mostly late-night musings of the studio, but with an emphasis of the events of the College of Architecture and Design and University of Tennessee on the whole.

Later blogs discuss participation in the New Norris House project, as both a student and researcher hired after graduation.: School blog of BArch student Samuel Mortimer kept from 2008 - 2011. Mostly late-night musings of the studio, but with an emphasis of the events of the College of Architecture and Design and University of Tennessee on the whole.

Later blogs discuss participation in the New Norris House project, as both a student and researcher hired after graduation.

By Javier Arbona: A bezoar is a mass of disparate pieces and materials. For this blog, you will find something somewhere between tweet-length posts and tumblelogging; inchoate thoughts; provocations and assorted scraps that don't fit anyplace else; criticisms of a political and geographic variety; ecoaffective ramblings; spatial imaginaries that don't conform. On Twitter: @AlJavieera; 1/3rd of @Demilit; bookmarked content: @AJFavorite.: A bezoar is a mass of disparate pieces and materials. For this blog, you will find something somewhere between tweet-length posts and tumblelogging; inchoate thoughts; provocations and assorted scraps that don't fit anyplace else; criticisms of a political and geographic variety; ecoaffective ramblings; spatial imaginaries that don't conform. On Twitter: @AlJavieera; 1/3rd of @Demilit; bookmarked content: @AJFavorite.

By hsolie: I am a graduate student and an entrepreneur at the University of Michigan Taubman College where my studies are focused on leveraging design ideas across multiple scales and platforms. Meeting at the intersection between design, tectonics and fabrication, I am continually exploring how a design idea can navigate complex material and production systems and evolve into fully realized architectural artifacts. : I am a graduate student and an entrepreneur at the University of Michigan Taubman College where my studies are focused on leveraging design ideas across multiple scales and platforms. Meeting at the intersection between design, tectonics and fabrication, I am continually exploring how a design idea can navigate complex material and production systems and evolve into fully realized architectural artifacts.