Archinect - Blogs

University Of Houston - UH COA (Dawit)

2012-01-28T23:17:00-05:00

The idea is to put on 'paper' the experience of being an architecture student in UH. I am currently in my second year, so...I guess, hopefully I will be able to capture the whole experience all the way to 2015.

GSAPP+AAD 2012

2012-01-26T23:21:00-05:00

Countdown of the final semester for the "final" AAD (Advanced Architectural Design) class of apocalypse 2012, GSAPP, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University. May god have mercy on our soul.

Hamilton Architects

2012-01-25T22:00:00-05:00

Hamilton Architects believes in a client and project based approach to design and construction. We are the conduit that brings our client's vision to a reality. John P Hamilton, AIA graduated from The University of Southern California in 1992 and promptly started his own firm. Licensed in California and Nevada with NCARB Certification, John is a member in good standing of the American Institute of Architects as well as the US Green Building Council.

Urban Reactor's blog

2012-01-25T11:13:00-05:00

I am Levan Asabashvili. I am an architect and writer. I live in of Georgia, post USSR and I will write about the social-spatial things happening over here.

ProjectFinance

2012-01-16T16:05:00-05:00

Through this blog, I plan to share my insights about the state of development and construction within different regions inside the U.S, and internationally. This blog will primarily focus on the financial aspects that affect the design and construction businesses.

Tangential Fabrications

2012-01-16T12:48:00-05:00

An in-the-trenches view of digital fabrication, academic research, post-hardcore music and whiskey. Not necessarily in that order and often in combination.

Plate Life

2012-01-14T13:44:00-05:00

This blog will document areas of discourse and architecture/urban achievements occurring in the master's program at Cornell's AAP in Ithaca, NY. While it will feature many students' work, I would like for it to maintain a discursive focus, illucidating the theoretical objectives of the work occuring here.

streets, schools and kitchens

2012-01-14T05:54:00-05:00

YSOA 2014

2012-01-13T16:29:00-05:00

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.

UC Denver (Patrick)

2012-01-12T16:56:00-05:00

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, studio dance parties, integrated practice, digital fabrication, technology and science, alternative construction the internet, snowball fights, rock climbing, philosophy, music and art (among other things).

Behind the Archinect Curtain

2012-01-12T16:14:00-05:00

This blog is intended to keep a brief record of not-so-obvious updates and changes to Archinect.

The Architectural Venn Diagram

2012-01-12T00:34:00-05:00

A new adventure begins as we finish one chapter; we hope to share our story with you. We are Jennifer Wong and Alexander Morley, current architecture graduate students at the Washington University in St. Louis Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts. Our blog endeavors to take you with us on our journey. This involves filling you in with our backgrounds, our three semesters of core studio and MArch Education, our philosophies toward life within space, and our competition successes.

EbenEzer

2012-01-10T19:17:00-05:00

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.

GSAPPER

2012-01-09T20:22:00-05:00

This blog will be about my adventure through Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP), as I pursue my M.Arch degree. It will include images of my work, classmates' work, daily life, thoughts, architectural debates, thoughts, and fun things students at the GSAPP are doing.

Constructed Reality

2012-01-07T09:41:00-05:00

Where is architecture? Does it lie in the final product? The construction of that product? Where that product ends up in 100 years? Or is the answer somehow deeper? Perhaps it lies in the reality that exists within the built environment, that seems to follow the intentions of a proposed design.

Culture of CON

2012-01-05T17:11:40-05:00

By designing built environments, architects influence the way societies think and behave. Monoformal surburban sprawl, for instance, creates communities of toxic architecture. These communities provide large, cheap houses, but often create placelessness and pollution. A society based on contribution to culture rather than consumption of it will allow for change. This blog's goal is to expose both the problems caused by consumption, and design solutions that enable contribution.

SARUP (Jackson)

2012-01-04T16:27:02-05:00

An in-depth look at SARUP. (School of Architecture and Urban Planning)

Archsylc

2012-01-03T11:22:32-05:00

Design + Sharing

The Shape of Two Cities

2011-12-29T00:24:37-05:00

The Shape of Two Cities is a program taken through Columbia GSAPP where students are given the chance to study the fields of architecture, planning and preservation through the rich urban fabrics of both New York and Paris. Although, currently a student at Parsons School of Design, I will be participating in the Paris section of the program for a semester. Keeping a record through a blog would not only be useful for myself, but also for outsiders to catch a glimpse of this unique experience.

Stocking the City

2011-12-21T18:24:37-05:00

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...

Our architecture projects in Indonesia

2011-12-21T03:40:58-05:00

We are an architecture firm called Wastu Cipta Parama from Bandung, Indonesia. This blog is contained of projects that we have made. Please have take a look and we're looking forward for your comments.

UBC (Amir)

2011-12-10T03:15:55-05:00

Architecture School! art! ...

The Kitchen Sink

2011-12-06T21:53:47-05:00

professional practice, sustainability, social justice, urban agriculture, and whatever else that interests me

Small School : Small Practices : Remote Places

2011-12-01T23:50:25-05:00

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.

Get Yer Groove On!

2011-11-30T12:33:13-05:00

A dance party (also referred to as "a dance") is a social gathering where dancing is the primary activity. Some dance parties are held in a casual setting and open to the public, such as a rave, or those held in nightclubs and discothèques. Other types of dance parties may be a formal or semi-formal private event which often require guests to don formal wear and have an invitation or membership within the community hosting the event, such as school dances and Cotillions.

Iowa State University B.Arch.

2011-11-19T20:05:53-05:00

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

Interviews with Architectural Photographers

2011-11-15T09:48:26-05:00

I'd like to publish interviews with Architectural Photographers. I've also own a blog where 5 arch. photographers already gave me interviews.

What I should have learned in College

2011-11-12T15:39:46-05:00

I like to concentrate on speaking about what architecture school should be teaching.

Graef Perspective

2011-11-10T13:59:28-05:00

Giving a perspective of architectural, interior and landscape designs from a recent graduates point of view.

architettura italiana

2011-11-10T10:35:27-05:00

studio di architettura di stile italiano