By dustinfjames: Approximately two and half years ago my colleague and I started a sustainable land development project 3.5 hours driving distance south of the border of Tijuana. We've developed ideas and constructed them, including a completed Ecodome (see http://calearth.org/galleries/eco-dome.html) for the sake of aide and betterment for local Mexican people in the region. This blog would be one way to communicate opportunities to get involved with this project by designing, donating, or constructing. : Approximately two and half years ago my colleague and I started a sustainable land development project 3.5 hours driving distance south of the border of Tijuana. We've developed ideas and constructed them, including a completed Ecodome (see http://calearth.org/galleries/eco-dome.html) for the sake of aide and betterment for local Mexican people in the region. This blog would be one way to communicate opportunities to get involved with this project by designing, donating, or constructing.

By Quilian Riano: Thoughts on the built environment, design, agency, and activism.: Thoughts on the built environment, design, agency, and activism.

By Shannon Wiebe: Sited within an abandoned Eaton’s Catalogue Home on a farmstead in rural Manitoba, the thesis dwells in the duality of domestic space as symbolic image and constructed interior. As the final occupants of a building that must be demolished, our work strives to inhabit the instant between waking and dreaming, “the moment where the subject is not sure of the distinction between a representation and a spatial condition” [Charles Rice, The Emergence of the Interior].
: Sited within an abandoned Eaton’s Catalogue Home on a farmstead in rural Manitoba, the thesis dwells in the duality of domestic space as symbolic image and constructed interior. As the final occupants of a building that must be demolished, our work strives to inhabit the instant between waking and dreaming, “the moment where the subject is not sure of the distinction between a representation and a spatial condition” [Charles Rice, The Emergence of the Interior].

By fischerrandom: This blog is a way for me to think through an idea of architecture as a vehicle for advocacy. I want to be rigorous about this; to understand our everyday spaces as a product of dominant political orders, and then unpack notions of space and politics as a way to critique them. I adopt this method in order to establish a logical foundation from which to construct a model of critical architecture.

This can play out in many ways, I'd like to use the blog as a way of structuring these ideas.: This blog is a way for me to think through an idea of architecture as a vehicle for advocacy. I want to be rigorous about this; to understand our everyday spaces as a product of dominant political orders, and then unpack notions of space and politics as a way to critique them. I adopt this method in order to establish a logical foundation from which to construct a model of critical architecture.

This can play out in many ways, I'd like to use the blog as a way of structuring these ideas.

By Stephanie:

By brex: A blog page for a two year old Department of Architecture at South Dakota State University currently w/ 100 students, 5 faculty, & 1 staff. We are a small school training professionals for small practices in remote places.: A blog page for a two year old Department of Architecture at South Dakota State University currently w/ 100 students, 5 faculty, & 1 staff. We are a small school training professionals for small practices in remote places.

By João Gameiro Neves:

By Greg Evans: A blog about things that keep me busy during the day.: A blog about things that keep me busy during the day.

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By klpolla: An image based blog depicting the everyday ways in which people engage, utilize and respond to architectural environments. The blog is meant to highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly of architecture. Whether it's a permanent or temporary structure; public or private space; powerful or mundane built forms; the images are meant to inspire people to reflect on these ephemeral architectural moments permanently captured. : An image based blog depicting the everyday ways in which people engage, utilize and respond to architectural environments. The blog is meant to highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly of architecture. Whether it's a permanent or temporary structure; public or private space; powerful or mundane built forms; the images are meant to inspire people to reflect on these ephemeral architectural moments permanently captured.

By Alfonso E. Hernandez: Just some musings about the intersection between Architectural Design + Sustainability.

Alfonso E. Hernandez is an Architectural Designer + Sust/enabler. : Just some musings about the intersection between Architectural Design + Sustainability.

Alfonso E. Hernandez is an Architectural Designer + Sust/enabler.

By Fabiana: Graduated in Architecture, following classes of French Modern Literature, I'll explore all kinds of writings related to some extend to architecture.: Graduated in Architecture, following classes of French Modern Literature, I'll explore all kinds of writings related to some extend to architecture.

By aramixed: First-year graduate student in the M.Arch program at Cal Poly Pomona. I have a background in philosophy with little to no studio experience. I'm here to document my three year experience at Cal Poly and hopefully provide answers to those with non-architecture backgrounds seeking to enroll in an architecture program all while showing the various non-traditional ways of engaging with the academic discipline and further exploring the intersection of theory and practice. : First-year graduate student in the M.Arch program at Cal Poly Pomona. I have a background in philosophy with little to no studio experience. I'm here to document my three year experience at Cal Poly and hopefully provide answers to those with non-architecture backgrounds seeking to enroll in an architecture program all while showing the various non-traditional ways of engaging with the academic discipline and further exploring the intersection of theory and practice.

By Benms: design, theory and experiences from across the globe, inspired by the magnificence and diversity of it all. I have travelled far and wide, and the aim of the blog is to bring back some observations and stimuli to share with you all.: design, theory and experiences from across the globe, inspired by the magnificence and diversity of it all. I have travelled far and wide, and the aim of the blog is to bring back some observations and stimuli to share with you all.

By Greg Evans:

By anti: The dream has always been to open up shop and hang the proverbial shingle out. Andrew Zientek, Landscape Architect. So I left a good job, took on a lot of student loan debt, spent two years in graduate school and here I am. Now what? This blog will be a series of letters from the field as I navigate my way to fame and fortune. Or at least mild profitability and a built project or three. I hope the blog is a place of advice (to and from), discussion, shared grief and possibilities.: The dream has always been to open up shop and hang the proverbial shingle out. Andrew Zientek, Landscape Architect. So I left a good job, took on a lot of student loan debt, spent two years in graduate school and here I am. Now what? This blog will be a series of letters from the field as I navigate my way to fame and fortune. Or at least mild profitability and a built project or three. I hope the blog is a place of advice (to and from), discussion, shared grief and possibilities.