By design/buildLAB: The design/buildLAB is a third year architecture studio focused on research, development, and implementation of innovative construction methods and architectural designs. We are collaborating with the community of Clifton Forge, VA and experts to design and build an amphitheater. The purpose of the blog is to give the public an outlet to follow the progress of our project from start to finish. : The design/buildLAB is a third year architecture studio focused on research, development, and implementation of innovative construction methods and architectural designs. We are collaborating with the community of Clifton Forge, VA and experts to design and build an amphitheater. The purpose of the blog is to give the public an outlet to follow the progress of our project from start to finish.

By AAbelS: Avery Hall is a madhouse. People get ugly, tired, and desperate. Fortunately, the insanity produces amazing things. I want to showcase the talent of my comrades without the verbiage. Have fun!: Avery Hall is a madhouse. People get ugly, tired, and desperate. Fortunately, the insanity produces amazing things. I want to showcase the talent of my comrades without the verbiage. Have fun!

By GSAPPER: 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 will include images of my projects, classmates' work, some thoughts, architectural debates, 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 will include images of my projects, classmates' work, some thoughts, architectural debates, and grad-student daily life.

By newnorrishouse, Samuel Mortimer: The New Norris House is a design/build effort from the University of Tennessee's College of Architecture and Design. Began in 2009, the home was designed and built by UT students in collaboration with Clayton Homes.

The built project is now complete and the final phase of the project has begun. A team of 4 people (2 living in the home, and 2 graduate researchers) will rigorously document the experience via qualitative assessments and quantitative measurements, posting results to this blog.: The New Norris House is a design/build effort from the University of Tennessee's College of Architecture and Design. Began in 2009, the home was designed and built by UT students in collaboration with Clayton Homes.

The built project is now complete and the final phase of the project has begun. A team of 4 people (2 living in the home, and 2 graduate researchers) will rigorously document the experience via qualitative assessments and quantitative measurements, posting results to this blog.

By Matthew Messner: An in-depth look at the School of Architecture at the University of Illinois Chicago. The People, The Happenings, The Projects, and the Discussion.: An in-depth look at the School of Architecture at the University of Illinois Chicago. The People, The Happenings, The Projects, and the Discussion.

By John Tubles:

By hsolie: I am a graduate student at the University of Michigan school of Architecture where my studies are focused on the intersection between architecture, furniture, interiors, and larger developments with the idea that design has no inherit medium or scale.

In this blog I will attempt to provide an in depth look at what it is like to be a graduate student at the University of Michigan. In addition, I will periodically share my thoughts on all things architecture and life (yes these are different).: I am a graduate student at the University of Michigan school of Architecture where my studies are focused on the intersection between architecture, furniture, interiors, and larger developments with the idea that design has no inherit medium or scale.

In this blog I will attempt to provide an in depth look at what it is like to be a graduate student at the University of Michigan. In addition, I will periodically share my thoughts on all things architecture and life (yes these are different).

By rstroup27: I'm currently earning my masters in structural engineering at Lehigh University, but I hold a bachelors of architecture from the University of Oregon. What I would like to write about has to do with my aforementioned diverse background, i.e., what lessons I've learned in structural engineering that may help me as an architect in the near future. : I'm currently earning my masters in structural engineering at Lehigh University, but I hold a bachelors of architecture from the University of Oregon. What I would like to write about has to do with my aforementioned diverse background, i.e., what lessons I've learned in structural engineering that may help me as an architect in the near future.

By A.D.Morley & J.A.Wong .: A new adventure begins as we finish one chapter; we hope to share our story with you.

We are current graduate students at Washington University in St. Louis, Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts. : A new adventure begins as we finish one chapter; we hope to share our story with you.

We are current graduate students at Washington University in St. Louis, Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts.

By Patrick Beseda: Broadcasting architectural pulses written by Patrick Beseda, a 3.5 year student (second semester) in the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado, Denver whose interests and postings might include design-build, digital fabrication, technology and science, alternative construction, the internet, snowball fights, rock climbing, philosophy, music and art (among other things).: Broadcasting architectural pulses written by Patrick Beseda, a 3.5 year student (second semester) in the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado, Denver whose interests and postings might include design-build, digital fabrication, technology and science, alternative construction, the internet, snowball fights, rock climbing, philosophy, music and art (among other things).

By jtwang, bwlosinski, jjkerner: Documenting and sharing what happens at the Department of Architecture at Iowa State University: people, projects, and life.: Documenting and sharing what happens at the Department of Architecture at Iowa State University: people, projects, and life.

By Martin F: Design studio at Florida Atlantic University.
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The Florida Atlantic University, College for Design and Social Inquiry, School of Architecture offers the following NAAB-accredited degree program:
B. Arch. (159 credits, undergraduate and graduate, as required).
Next accreditation visit for this program: 2017.: Design studio at Florida Atlantic University.
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The Florida Atlantic University, College for Design and Social Inquiry, School of Architecture offers the following NAAB-accredited degree program:
B. Arch. (159 credits, undergraduate and graduate, as required).
Next accreditation visit for this program: 2017.

By sLAB (Costa Rica): This project is a Student Led Design/Build Initiative of a brand new Recycling Center in Nosara, CR.

It will be a community-run recycling and education center for Nosara, a small village in Northwestern Costa Rica. The project is ready to be built this summer with our team eager and willing to add to this already amazing beach town a symbol of recycling for all of Costa Rica to see. Together with professional filmmaker Ayana de Vos, we also plan to culminate the whole process into a movie. : This project is a Student Led Design/Build Initiative of a brand new Recycling Center in Nosara, CR.

It will be a community-run recycling and education center for Nosara, a small village in Northwestern Costa Rica. The project is ready to be built this summer with our team eager and willing to add to this already amazing beach town a symbol of recycling for all of Costa Rica to see. Together with professional filmmaker Ayana de Vos, we also plan to culminate the whole process into a movie.

By ysoa2014: This blog will document the next three years of the Yale School of Architecture Class of 2014, through images, texts, video and various media. It will maintained by all 55 students and reflect the collective effort over the next three years.: This blog will document the next three years of the Yale School of Architecture Class of 2014, through images, texts, video and various media. It will maintained by all 55 students and reflect the collective effort over the next three years.

By noisoin: A process blog and collection of stories, observations, thought experiments, photographic essays and overheard conversations in the UCLA M.Arch I program. : A process blog and collection of stories, observations, thought experiments, photographic essays and overheard conversations in the UCLA M.Arch I program.

By Chris DeHenzel: I am a graduate M.Arch/MLA student at UC Berkeley, and grateful recipient of the 2011-2012 John K. Branner Fellowship, an annual traveling fellowship awarded by the UC Berkeley Department of Architecture. I will spend the 2012 calendar year visiting public food markets in major cities on 5 continents to research the relationship between markets and the infrastructure of food systems, focusing on the cultural and urban design implications of local economies. This blog will follow my journey...: I am a graduate M.Arch/MLA student at UC Berkeley, and grateful recipient of the 2011-2012 John K. Branner Fellowship, an annual traveling fellowship awarded by the UC Berkeley Department of Architecture. I will spend the 2012 calendar year visiting public food markets in major cities on 5 continents to research the relationship between markets and the infrastructure of food systems, focusing on the cultural and urban design implications of local economies. This blog will follow my journey...

By Lian Chikako Chang: Lectures and exhibitions, life in the trays, happenings around Harvard...and once in a while, some studio and course work. Bringing it to you live from Cambridge, MA.

Please note that all live blogs are necessarily abridged and approximate. I do my best to avoid misrepresentation! If you want to see exactly what happened, in most cases a video of the event is posted online by the event's hosts. If you have concerns about how you are quoted, please contact me via Archinect's email.: Lectures and exhibitions, life in the trays, happenings around Harvard...and once in a while, some studio and course work. Bringing it to you live from Cambridge, MA.

Please note that all live blogs are necessarily abridged and approximate. I do my best to avoid misrepresentation! If you want to see exactly what happened, in most cases a video of the event is posted online by the event's hosts. If you have concerns about how you are quoted, please contact me via Archinect's email.

By Megan Basnak: Welcome to the School of Architecture and Planning at the University at Buffalo! Here you will be able to discover everything that makes UB's faculty and students so great and how they are making an impact on the architecture world. : Welcome to the School of Architecture and Planning at the University at Buffalo! Here you will be able to discover everything that makes UB's faculty and students so great and how they are making an impact on the architecture world.

By will galloway: keio university's architecture program is probably the best kept secret in the country. Hidden away on a campus an hour from tokyo the curriculum is wide open and connected to a campus-wide project aimed at dealing with climate change and innovation. students of economics can take courses in architecture and vice versa but we all are expected to take part in real projects somewhere in the world. there are a few starchitects on the faculty but mostly we are focused on making a difference.: keio university's architecture program is probably the best kept secret in the country. Hidden away on a campus an hour from tokyo the curriculum is wide open and connected to a campus-wide project aimed at dealing with climate change and innovation. students of economics can take courses in architecture and vice versa but we all are expected to take part in real projects somewhere in the world. there are a few starchitects on the faculty but mostly we are focused on making a difference.

By Michael Bergin: Exploring Artificial Intelligence and its applications to Architecture. Evaluative parametric models tied to simulation tools for direct feedback into the model environment. Digital fabrication, good old fashioned construction methods and more.: Exploring Artificial Intelligence and its applications to Architecture. Evaluative parametric models tied to simulation tools for direct feedback into the model environment. Digital fabrication, good old fashioned construction methods and more.

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