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Altruistic Architecture
By Ivana Carbajal:
The Line and The Reel
By Gor Gevorkyan: The archirects line and film directors film reel. Two very different ways of experessing ideas yet when working together can lead to magic.

Students can use movies to inspire a project. By understanding how architecture is used from a film directors’ point of view, the student can learn to use architecture and cinema to sculpt a narrative with tone, presenation,and usage.
People's life
By yan li: People spend most of their lives in buildings, such as homes, offices, or other indoor public spaces. I think the building should give people a comfortable feeling. The structure and shape of the building must also meet the needs of people's lives. For example, ventilation and nice light, and space are the elements to be considered in living.
The realitivity in Architecture
By Cristian Pizano: Knowledge is distinct as being a cognitive aspect to our needs for understanding things more efficiently or a necessary asset that is required for our own development and growth. Seeing this in architecture, it's significant to explore other areas in the nature of architecture rather than just the parameters of its design and art concepts embedded within.
Empowering women in the field of architecture
By Mariz Youssef: Thoughts about architecture school, design, and cultures. I would love to share some personal experiences and motivate everyone. Inspire students, women, and everyone to achieve their dreams and never give up.
JL Blog
By June Lee: My thoughts and ideas about architectural design
Architecture inspired by Music - How music inspires the design of an architect/Architecture. To designate the similarities of music and architecture.
By Rafael Aguilar: Music is always or never thought of as having a relation to architecture. Even if it is, I utilize music as more of an drive to an inspiration to a work of architecture.
My Perspective
By hillarylu: Just seeing architecture through my perspective.
Architecture
By Tatiana Hajjar: Architecture can be a lot of things. I can write pages after pages about all the thing architecture is connected to. This blog is that platform for me; to be able to express my passion for architecture through writing and my experiences along the way.
Christopher Parsley Blogs
By Christopher Parsley: Looking at how forms are used to either create a direct circulation to tell a story, or how it can be used to create a tie to its site and what is already pre-existing there.
David's blog
By David Kuo: Ideas about architecture
A Different Perspective - The Many Ideas of Design and Architecture
By Jorge Ruiz: I will use this blog to discuss the different topics of architecture and explore architecture in a new level.
Change the Narrative - Rewriting the Fundamentals of Architecture
By Kayla Castro: This blog will explore a rewriting of the fundamentals of architecture.
Sergio's Blog
By Sergio Santos: My blog would focus on the different perspectives we can view architecture and what problems architects need to take considerations.
Frida's Blog
By Frida Figueroa: This blog will talk about different ways to explore architecture.
Giselle's Blog
By Giselle Yeh: In this blog I will be discussing about the different types of architecture and architectural theories that revolve around the world.
GB blog
By Gabriel Bustos: Thoughts on the architectural design community.
Architecture in Gen Z Perception
By Aileen Zaldana: This blog will discuss and explore new ways of how to think and see architecture through a Gen Z's eyes. It will talk about experiences, and the new perception of the world.
Reimagining Architecture and Design
By Jessica Gomez: This blog will explore new ways to think of architecture and design.
Untapped
By Juste Tresor: We live in unprecedented times of challenges, and yet full of opportunities for the field of architecture. More than ever before, our area of expertise is entrenched in a broader range of issues stretching from cultural, environmental, public health, and social equity. What is so special about our training that makes it relevant to a myriad of global issues? The simple answer is our ability to synthesize complex issues and give them a legible form.
Empirical Architecture - Quantifiable holistic approach for improving health and performance of the built environment
By Eric Knight: Quantifiable holistic approach for improving health and performance of the built environment without dogmatic ideological barriers. Focusing on common sense and practical solutions that can improve our living ecosystem.
Reflections on Academia - Woodbury University SoA
By Sean Joyner: My reflections, thoughts, ideas, and observations during my time working and teaching at Woodbury School of Architecture in Burbank, CA.
Woodbury University
Linguae Recta - Non-Conventional Critique in Favour of Objectivity
By Linguae Recta: I am starting this blog to present critical views on contemporary topics, which are often dealt with in a superficial manner by mainstream media.

The relevance of this blog to architects is drawn through my experience in the architecture industry & community since my early years in education. Topics include critique on architectural education, journalism, trends and professional challenges.

Any opinions expressed do not reflect those of my employer.
Research in architectural ethnography - Acea
By adrianaciotau: This blog is focusing on bringing in discussion the use of architectural ethnography as a methodology of social engagement, in a rural and urban context.
#BACbuzz - The latest news and events happening at the Boston Architectural College
By thebacboston: The #BACbuzz blog will help to inform, educate, and share relevant and noteworthy architectural and design news happening within the Boston Architectural College and around the Boston community.
Hacking DK
By Katiel:
Summer School at the Architectural Association, London - Create, Make, Design, Invent and Share with us.
By Natashsa Sandmeier: This blog is for the Summer School at the Architectural Association- a program that brings together students from 18 years old and up. The full-time three-week course presents a challenging programme of design studios, field study, seminars and lectures. It offers participants a range of diverse design approaches, agendas and techniques, and represents a uniquely intensive and intimate environment that aims to expand formal and intellectual resources. The course is aimed creative minds.
Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA)
Reflections of my Duplexity - The Story of Dual-Masters
By sdonnelly: The reflections, recollections, and insights from the viewpoint of a dual-masters student here at the University of Michigan's Taubman College of Architecture. My three year journey to obtain a Masters of Architecture and a Master of Urban Design has brought me, and will continue to take me, through some of the most incredible, toughest, happiest, and satisfying moments and experiences of my life. Please join me through the wanderlust that is my design and academic expedition.
University of Michigan
'Architecture' as a 'Thinking'
By Pranav Varshney: Architecture is all about thinking. The more you think about the solutions of any architectural problem, the more architectural feelings you will get to design .Thinking depends upon the perception & perception gradually increases with experiences. Just because of acquiring some personal opinion, we architects generally thought some quotes to define the architecture. Here my perspective & my personal quote is " architecture is a shadow ".
I like to create my blog to spread my thinking to world.
Future Space - by David Lehman, HUSH
By David Lehman: An exploration of the worlds of design and architecture, showcasing how the industry’s push toward tech driven, multidisciplinary approaches will ultimately come to define the spaces in which we work, live, buy, interact, and find inspiration.
HUSH

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