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  • seamless - my journey towards an integrated approach to design
    By dawn m trimble: Comprehensive design at its best can be quite a sensual experience – calling attention to sight, sound and touch. I believe the best designers are generalists and agile in their approach to design. At the same time, they are connoisseurs of things that are of particular interest to them. seamless is a blog intended to document my investigation towards the type of practice I want to build: a practice where the lines of architecture and interior design are blurred or, shall I say it? seamless..
    seamless
     
  • spatial awareness
    By Oakhay: the relationships between objects in space, the adjacency of one object to another, transitions from space to space, the dynamics or contrasts between materials, the human scale of built environments, the creation of open or closed boundaries, etc. etc. etc. . .
    spatial awareness
     
  • The Contact Patch - Where the Rubber Meets the Road
    By gwharton: Practical theory and theory of practice in design.
    The Contact Patch
     
  • Bleed - cross-overs, bleed-overs and where different types of design overlap
    By Sondre_M: A blog about design and architecture, and the points where they overlap. How they inspire each other, and can inspire each other. Often based around graphic design, but also around architecture, service/interactive design and industrial design
    Bleed
     
  • Design Elevates
    By Scott Sivan: How good design elevates commerce and culture.
    Design Elevates
     
  • DMITRY SEREGIN
    By DMITRY SEREGIN: This blog offers a perspective on the emerging questions of design in the new era of AI and computationalism. It aims to showcase a different aspect of abstract agendas, providing POV reflections on related questions through personal explorations & developed topics. These contributions aim to enrich the evolving discourse of architectural inquiry, shaping the boundaries of design exploration.
    DMITRY SEREGIN
     
  • 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.
    Untapped
     
  • 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.
    Imaginary Constructions: Architecture In Fictional Media
     
  • Haute Architecture
     
  • 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
    The Wonders of Houston Architecture
     
  • Floating City - New Ecopolis X - Namir El Andary
    By Namir El Andary: Massive populations, global warming, rising sea levels, congestion and destruction of coasts... All these reasons are leading us into discovering the oceans.
    New Ecopolis X is the journey to the land of future cities as it projects the idea of the floating cities into the current end of the 21th century.
    This utopia will surely be one day a reality.
    Floating City - New Ecopolis X - Namir El Andary
     
  • The Soft City - Architecture's Public?
    By Matthew Rust: The purpose of The Soft City is to question the motives and ideology behind our urban spaces. As urban users, we are active elements within a city. We have the ability to shape the city surrounding us. Consequently the environment around us offers resistance to our interactions and reshapes us in turn. This continuous moulding and reshaping of people and space is directly reflected in our societies.

    This relationship will help form the key theme for the blog; who is architecture's public?
    University of East London
    The Soft City
     
  • BROOMSTACHE - Order of economic discussion
    By Dino Tadiar: Products, places, cultures are cycling faster than Tiger Woods changed girlfriends. Its an interesting time that needs to be confronted with because... wait for it.....what is beautiful places, products, cultures if we keep changing the face every season? Capitalism has made a platform for V 2.0 to be a need and not a want. I launched a kickstarter campaign for a product line... its called Broomstache. you can look at it at www.broomstache.com find out more what i'm talking.
    BROOMSTACHE
     
  • Speranta-Octavia Maior DESIGN WORK - ideas, competitions, projects
    By Speranta-Octavia Maior: in 2001, archinect website hosted an ideas competition for how communication devices will change in the future and it specifically asked what will become of the telephone booth. My late friend and colleague David Rhoese and myself under the designer name Speranza Octavia participated and we won second prize. I would like to post our concept here for further dissemination and to see if this ideas will take on a second life, as well as other ideas and portfolio projects.
    Speranta-Octavia Maior DESIGN WORK
     
  • DexLab - Let's plug in.
    By pwang/DexLab, Luyan Shen, Yake Wang, Kanqi Zhu: "Re Activate" Blog is a container which can hold various events\designs simultaneously. So my goal is to create the framework to plug in cells to re activate this urban device.
    Lawrence Technological University
    DexLab
     
  • Ramble On - the nonsense that goes on in my head.
    By Chris Doherty: This is just an attempt to aid my memory by concretizing (I think that's a word?) my thoughts/ideas, since I have a memory like Teflon.
    Ramble On
     
  • the DESIGN MOTIV[AT]E project [...] - A blog of random ellipsis...
    By Brandon Featherstone: The idea of the use of ellipsis emerges from the corresponding use in language, defined as [...] "the act of leaving out one or more words that are not necessary for a phrase to be understood," leaving the potential for an open-ended continuation or discussion of any said topic...The use of the ellipsis can be used at the begging of a phrase, whether it be for a sudden leap from one topic to another, or picking up where the last one left off...this is the idea of the Design Motiv[at]e Project.
    the DESIGN MOTIV[AT]E project [...]
     
  • For The Time Being - An Architectural Sound Trilogy
    By Mary Edwards: For The Time Being, a sound installation, reflects the conflict of desire and uncertainty that seems to simultaneously haunt intimate (if sometimes interim) spaces, each drawing on the relationship we have with temporality, where the anticipation of travel or movement often overshadows the destinantion. It signifies the essence and impermanence of nature and architecture, evoking both absence and presence through sound.
    For The Time Being
     
  • Yo quiero ARQUITECTURA! - Much more than Taco Bell!
    By locatix: This new blog relates architecture to the everyday living experience, it will show several new projects related with both: architecture and life.

    ...many times we don't realize how related they are!
    Yo quiero ARQUITECTURA!
     
  • The Human Experience - How do the qualities (phenomena) of light, materials, and texture enhance our lives?
    By Christopher Staggs AIA, NCARB: How we feel in a space is often ignored. Let's explore the phenomena of environments and spatial qualities - color, light, texture, movement, through dialogue, stories, narratives, and examples. The goal is to discover opinions and ideas informing our perceptions and perspectives of the human experience of architecture.
    The Human Experience
     
  • Design Sensation - design comes to life
    By Chris Mowen: a look at design's inspiring encounters
    Design Sensation
     
  • Archsylc
    By shang_ylchen: Design + Sharing
    Archsylc
     
  • Graef Perspective - Perspective of architecture, interiors and everything in between
    By JeremyGraef83: Giving a perspective of architectural, interior and landscape designs from a recent graduates point of view.
    Graef Perspective
     




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