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Marcelo Gardinetti - tecnne | arquitectura y contextos
By Marcelo Gardinetti: Entendemos la arquitectura como un hecho cultural que se expresa mediante operaciones de representación formal. Por tal motivo, encarna un tipo de producción que no necesariamente requiere de la técnica constructiva, sino que expresa su intención a través de ideas y símbolos.
Consulting For Architects, Inc. Hiring Trends. - Design and Manage Your Career
By David C. McFadden: Staying on top of hiring trends in one of the most volatile professions is required reading. New information to help you make better career choices empowering you to design and manage your own career. Our blog is written for design professionals by design professionals. Whether you are in school or are at the peak of your architecture career you will benefit by following and subscribing to this blog. #cons4arch #ilookup #architecture #careers #employment #jobs #recruiters
Consulting For Architects, Inc. Careers
Ampdesign Inc. - Architecture & Design
By Ampdesign: Ampdesign Inc. is an Architecture & Design company.
Architectural Ellipsis - ... Intern Architect ...
By Everyday Architect, Everyday Intern: An ellipsis [...] is used to signal an omission, an unfinished thought, aposiopesis, or brief awkward silence. Architectural ellipses are those aspects of the profession we (perhaps intentionally) omit, gloss over, or let dwindle in silence.

Generally applied this blog should encompass many aspects of the profession. Yet, as an intern architect (now architect) I'll focus primarily on the architectural ellipses that occur in the internship process (and beyond).
Thinking About Architecture by Larry Speck
By lawrencewspeck: Although it may sound cliched, I live, eat and breathe architecture. I’m currently a principal in the architectural firm of PageSoutherlandPage and a professor, as well as the former dean, in the School of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin. My teaching and my blog are aimed at educating people on the importance of great architecture in contemporary American culture.
Newton's Notes
By Erin Sharp Newton: Architecture, Design, Humanity,
Mental Health, Behavioral Health,
HealthCare Matters
Posen Architects LLC
Aspire, Inspire, Educate - thoughts on early childhood learning environments
By dena eaton: Our team of Thought Leaders at Wight & Company is highly experienced and dedicated to designing educational facilities that exceed expectations. We hope that our research and white papers lead others to have aspirations and inspirations to design the best possible environments for early childhood education. In this blog we would like to share our projects, sketches and thoughts on where ECL has come and where it is going and receive inspiration from our readers.
Wight & Company
360 ° Livable Urbanism - The Importance of Making Cities Places - Planning towards livable cities
By Mikkel Sølbeck: 360 ° Livable Urbanism is featuring articles with subjective approaches and theories on how to actively contribute as urban planners in today’s modern society with different thematic inputs to sustain and innovate the way we as highly diverse planners facilitate the process of planning towards sustainable cities in balance with the current policy framework, sectors, interest and other relevant aspects.
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.
mal-practice

By Gregory Walker: Central to the blog is a long running interest in how we construct practices that enable and promote the kind of work we are all most interested in. From how firms are run, structured, and constructed, the main focus will be on exploring, expanding and demystifying how firms operate. I’ll be interviewing different practices – from startups to nationally recognized firms, bringing to print at least one a month. Our focus will be connecting Archinect readers with the business of practice.: Central to the blog is a long running interest in how we construct practices that enable and promote the kind of work we are all most interested in. From how firms are run, structured, and constructed, the main focus will be on exploring, expanding and demystifying how firms operate. I’ll be interviewing different practices – from startups to nationally recognized firms, bringing to print at least one a month. Our focus will be connecting Archinect readers with the business of practice.
Hacking DK
By Katiel:
Design Haus
By Designhaus Architecture: This blog would pertain to more of what architecture and design is and how it's slowly changing. There are also professional ways on what design is, and how to achieve and accomplish these things such as how one can make their building more attractive. I'll share my content about how architecture has taken a step into the abstract, as more architects try to steer away from the normal to step outside the box.
Designhaus Architecture
Design Manifestos - Feature Interviews with Architects & Designers from Around the World
By Eli Laipson: At Modelo we want to know what drives the world’s design and architecture talent. This is why we invite select architects and designers to share their stories, philosophies, visions and favorite works with the public — their manifestos.

For more information on how we're working to change the architecture and design world at Modelo please visit us at: www.modelo.io.
'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.
Our architecture projects in Indonesia
By WCParchitect: 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.
Live Blog - AIA 2013 Spring Conference "Regional Modernism"
By Alvin Huang, AIA, NOMA, Deepika Padam:
Nightmare job - working for a Diva/o
By ohhh_architecture: Needing to vent? and maybe get some outside perspective...I sure do. And yes, one should be grateful to have a job! (but at a sweatshop?)

Disclaimer: My first blog, will not respond to hurtful/negative remarks, will delete if I can, might answer some questions....will not disclose personal or professional details,....we are all learning this game...different strokes for different folks, be nice =)

These post are intended to reflect on recent experiences, and hopefully gain some insight
Architectstasy - Architectural Criticism
By Jessica A.S. Letaw: Architectstasy is a resource for the current, past, and projected built environments of Ann Arbor, SE Michigan, the U.S., and occasionally the world. Jessica A.S. Letaw and invited critics present critical readings of the city's trajectories that are situated within architectural discourse as well as news that is pertinent to residents and citizens.
Elemental Urbanism
By James Pereira: I often wonder if all cities should be shaped like Rome; a city that is enourmous yet walkable with all paths leading to monumental icons. Many major cities now look as merely a cemetery of parts; buildings, gridded streets, and parks creating a cityscape of cluster. Even an individual apartment building can be looked at similarly to a microscopic level. This is due to evolution, program, and constraints which alltogether create elements that limit possibility.
PRACTICE OPTIONS

By Nicole Fichera, Kevin MacNichol, AIA: We live in uncertain times. Let's use the uncertainty to redefine the way we are valued and the way we measure ourselves, to create the context for the change we want to make.
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Twitter: @NicoleFichera: We live in uncertain times. Let's use the uncertainty to redefine the way we are valued and the way we measure ourselves, to create the context for the change we want to make.
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Twitter: @NicoleFichera
PLAY-TIME - Architectonic Image Worldwide
By Play-Time: PLAY-TIME consists entirely of architects with an extended career in the fields of photography, graphic design and audiovisual.

The image that communicates is the one that persists on memory.

Light, shadow, texture and color are the tools PLAY-TIME combines to communicate through and image the values of architecture.

We avoid the realistic image to approach to photography with intention.
Play-Time
The Architect's Guide - Guide To Your Dream Job In Architecture
By Brandon Hubbard: I have been fortunate to work for several world-renowned architecture firms around the world from London to San Francisco. After the downturn in 2008 I began to mentor many aspiring and practicing architects on job searches, applications, portfolios and interviews.

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Architect of the Young - A Professional Narrative
By Vincent DeFazio: As architecture continues to lose members, it's ever-important to empower and give voices to those young designers in the field. This blog does exactly just that, seeking a powerful young voice among those with many more years in the profession.
Urban Vignettes - Observations of Urban Life in the City
By bragabond:
First Architecture Job - Strategies for fresh graduates to get their first architecture job
By Firstarchitecturejob: I write posts to help fresh architectural graduates secure jobs in architecture firms. Most graduates struggle because there is no manual on what to do after graduation and it can be an overwhelming experience. I write about how to prepare resumes & portfolios, networking, application strategies, firm selection, job interviews, softwares etc. Note: some articles are re-posted (with permission) from FirstArchitectureJob.com and I credit them at the bottom of those posts.
You Are Not Your User - // In pursuit of models for social impact design & community engagement in practice //
By Matt Kleinmann:
Letters to a Young Professional

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.
MARC Architecture - Topics in design and architecture
By marcarch: My initial blog entries will be historical and current trends in winery design, with special emphasis in Arizona wineries to include environmental appropriate solutions that satisfy stylistic preferences of clients.
marc architecture
Starting up Awesome - A blog about starting up an architectural business in sunny, crisis-ridden Italy
By bigness: Starting up your own practice is often something you only dream of... what if one day you woke up and realized that you really had no other option? Young, determined, absolutely pennyless and without much of a clue, these are the chronicles of Richard and Stefano trying to start their dream practice: Osom Architects.
Finding my first job

By Brian Henry: Commentary on looking for work, portfolio and resume design, networking, social media and the job search, interviews, dealing with rejection and the joy of landing a job.: Commentary on looking for work, portfolio and resume design, networking, social media and the job search, interviews, dealing with rejection and the joy of landing a job.

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