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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.
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.
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.
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.
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)
Imaginary Constructions: Architecture In Fictional Media
By sonairun: The purpose is to examine the architecture within fictional printed and digital environments, (i.e. Video Games, Movies, Graphic Novels, Comics, etc.) in order to provide a different perspective on the built environment, as well as providing insights into how power structures, societal issues, and/or other issues of the built environment are portrayed within these media.
Thirty-five & 5 - A continuing journey
By TAB1006: This is an account of my journey towards licensure, the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful. At 35, many people, including myself at times, doubt that completion of the journey I started nearly a decade ago can be obtained. But here I am, with 2 years of school and all of my internship ahead of me, finally working in a firm after escaping the world of retail. May these thoughts serve as inspiration for those in doubt, encourage supportive wisdom, and of course, an outlet for frustration!
Haute Architecture
By HauteOffice:
Haute Architecture DPC
Collections & Curations - A Repository
By Saba Salekfard, Parker Ammann, Kyat Chin, Kirill Volchinskiy: Investigating architecture's ability to reach a broader culture.
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Project Costing Systems - Which ones are used and why?
By Joe Emanuele: This blog is to engage with the profession as to which systems staff actually use, what are the challenges and what should we want from a system. For too long, the profession have had to put up with second rate software, designed for generic "professional services" firms. The result is often that these systems are not used for the critical task of running projects financially.
What do we want systems to do?, do we want to resource weekly or monthly - or at all?
D L S | Design Lab SARUP - university of wisconsin-milwaukee's fall 2015 chicago studios (Historic Preservation & BIM)
By mgamberg: Updates from the Chicago studios & design lab of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Design. BIM Studio & Historic Preservation Studio investigations into Chicago's Future of the Past.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Responsive Engagement : The Production of a Green Chile-Fueled Architecture
By unmsaap: Responsive Engagement is the official blog of the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of New Mexico. Here students, faculty and alumni describe the production of an engaged architecture, one that responds to the social, environmental, and economic challenges we all face- as well as the IPAs and enchiladas that fuel the pursuit.
The University of New Mexico
The Global Studio - Community Based Design
By Christopher Perrodin: We want to share the community based design process for our most recent Agros project. The project is a rural farming village based in the Matagalpa region of Nicaragua. Agros' mission is to create sustainable living environments for former tenant farmers. Our blog will lay out how we at The Global Studio partnered with Agros and helped to turn community exercises and input into a new village.
RIGHT NOW - Join us at SCI-Arc for a glimpse of the NOW
By sciarcnews: RIGHT NOW is a 2-day symposium hosted by SCI-Arc on September 25-26, 2015 on the school's campus in downtown Los Angeles. The event will take stock of some of the most promising directions in contemporary architecture, using the conversation as its primary catalyst. www.sciarc.edu
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
The City and The Water - Architecture arts ad self construction experiences for a new artisan area in Pietrasanta, Italy
By zeropiu: “The City and the Water” Summer School is organized by the University of Pisa (DESTeC, Long Cycle Master Degree Course in Architectural Engineering), the Visual Art Center of Pietrasanta and the Municipality of Pietrasanta (Tuscany, Italy), with the contribution of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca.
The Summer School, that will take place from 7th to 20th September 2015 at the Visual Arts Center, will see students in Architecture, Engineering, Design, Art Schools and young professionals
The Architecture of Houston - The Most Notable Pieces of Architecture in Houston
By Mathew Duran: This blog is dedicated to the wonderful architecture of Houston, both historical, and present. It will describe general design details of the most influential and monumental works of architecture, as well as their historical backgrounds and precedents.
University of Houston
Pennzoil Place: Reflections and Parallels
By Kaylan: I will be writing about Pennzoil Place, located in Houston Texas. This includes the history surrounding the building, design concepts, and the economics of building. Enjoy!
University of Houston
BG Group Place: An architectural dynamo - by Christian Garcia
By cgarcia47: This semester I worked on an article on BG Group Place, designed by Pickard Chilton, and the effects it had on downtown Houston, Texas.This skyscraper was designed and built in the middle of the 2008 recession. The LEED Platinum certified building replaced a much blighted block on Main Street filled with drugs and prostitution. With the completion of the project, the developer Hines proved Houston could overcome the recession, and the 800 block of Main Street could once again prosper.
University of Houston
The Wonders of Houston Architecture - Architectural landmarks located in the diverse city of Houston, Texas.
By SSanchez129: Sarah Sanchez is an Architecture student in Houston, Texas and has come across many eye catching historical architectural landmarks. On this Blog she will be discussing the wonders of the Houston Architecture culture in regards to their design intent, spacial qualities, and the history behind each building. There's so much more than what meets the eye...
University of Houston
RETHINK PORT URBANISM - connotation of 'architecture' and 'port' in our culture
By Niyati Soni: One aim of this project is to find an accessible way of talking about port architecture and to use it in exploring what might be the shared and defining characteristics of the port as constructs of the littoral – whether concrete or conceptual.
The purpose of creating this blog is to gather attributes to which will ponder to my research on rethinking port urbanism. ...
Izmir University of Economics Department of Architecture
By Michael Young, Melis Baloglu: The Department of Architecture is a part of the Izmir University of Economics, the first private university in Izmir, Turkey's 3rd largest metropolitan area. The school seeks to be a vibrant and vital source for design thought and creation in Turkey.
Izmir University of Economics
Urban Design and Strategy - Complexity, urgency and uncertainty in urban development - thinking and practice
By Arun - Urban Designer: Thirty years of practice, academia, research and mentoring have resulted in a host of thinking about the conditions in which the design and planning of urban environments occur. This blog will periodically inject thoughts, reactions and links that embrace how we might respond to the past, deal with the present and plan or imagine futures unknown.
ANTI- GRAVITY - parametric modeling with Grasshopper
By Andrzej Bratkowski: The Blog is my personal sketch book and portfolio made with Grasshopper .
My major inspiration in biomimetic architecture, a symbiosy of engineer and nature.
Technical University of Lublin
DE_CON - ANA_ARCHITECTURE
By Rob Mothershed: We want to examine,discuss, and research new paradigms, new spaces, new structures, and new modes of construction. We are looking to 1988-1998 to see how the digital and pre digital has played out. We are tired of seeing the architect- provide a service and we are eager to see the Architect as Master Builder.
Arquitecta
By Maria Ornelas: Welcome to my "blog"!!! A space where I have never known how to put in writing what I really think. If I feel inspired, I will be writing about whatever I feel like during the day. It may or not be about Architecture. So don't expect much, but let me know if somehow what I say made you think, reflect, or if you disagree. No Judgements here!: Welcome to my "blog"!!! A space where I have never known how to put in writing what I really think. If I feel inspired, I will be writing about whatever I feel like during the day. It may or not be about Architecture. So don't expect much, but let me know if somehow what I say made you think, reflect, or if you disagree. No Judgements here!
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Georgia Tech | Hong Kong Studio 2014 - Ventulett Design & Research Studio | Marc Simmons
By Hong Kong 2014: This integrated design studio will involve 11 M.Arch students working collaboratively to engage the current programme for the Hong Kong Performing Arts Academy and the Hong Kong Art Center, and research and design a major new initiative that serves as a counter-balance to the West Kowloon Cultural District institutions. There is an opportunity to diversify the geography of Hong Kong’s first tier arts venues while exploring questions of identity, civic presence, and architectural language.
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
Columbia University, GSAPP 2014-2016 - what am I getting myself into?
By Martina Dolejsova: A blog that records my two years in the Critical, Curatorial, and Conceptual Practices of Architecture Program at the GSAPP. Posts will explore the program, New York's architecture and urban design and has the potential to envelope the west coast as well. Having spent the last 6 years in L.A., my intended thesis will look at the the west coast (and hopefully the school will give me the objective distance I need!).
Columbia University
CPP
By kyatchin:
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

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