By g2m2: This bLOG talks about Urban (and possibly suburban) Architectural situations and conditions which are unique to the context they are associated. Using this bLOG to find unique and interesting Urban neighborhoods which have been exposed to re-getrification and re-developing of the individual community enclaves and the effect it has on the community and architecture/design either for the good or bad. bLOG consists of posts on the Urban context and the unique-ness of those neighborhoods.: This bLOG talks about Urban (and possibly suburban) Architectural situations and conditions which are unique to the context they are associated. Using this bLOG to find unique and interesting Urban neighborhoods which have been exposed to re-getrification and re-developing of the individual community enclaves and the effect it has on the community and architecture/design either for the good or bad. bLOG consists of posts on the Urban context and the unique-ness of those neighborhoods.

By Tyler Kvochick: As a student of architecture, academic studies often yield digressions that cannot be examined fully in a scholastic environment. This weblog will serve as an outlet for abstract curiosities in architecture and its related fields. Though the individual entries are not sequential in their discourse, they all occupy a miasma of deeper inquisitions raised by learning in the superficiality of a media-centric world. : As a student of architecture, academic studies often yield digressions that cannot be examined fully in a scholastic environment. This weblog will serve as an outlet for abstract curiosities in architecture and its related fields. Though the individual entries are not sequential in their discourse, they all occupy a miasma of deeper inquisitions raised by learning in the superficiality of a media-centric world.

By Cairo2seattle: Hi, I am Mohammed an Egyptian .... well [Architect] in Egypt or maybe they call it engineer ? anyway i am not that now. why ? because i crossed the border, i am now in Seattle,WA USA and according to AIA i am .... nothing ! so in this blog i will put my experience of crossing borders in post 2008 as an architect from Egypt trying to make it in the west while everyone else is abandoning ship to the east (CHINA) or at least that what i think lol: Hi, I am Mohammed an Egyptian .... well [Architect] in Egypt or maybe they call it engineer ? anyway i am not that now. why ? because i crossed the border, i am now in Seattle,WA USA and according to AIA i am .... nothing ! so in this blog i will put my experience of crossing borders in post 2008 as an architect from Egypt trying to make it in the west while everyone else is abandoning ship to the east (CHINA) or at least that what i think lol

By Alexander Walter: Legend has it that we architects are selling frozen music, so to gladsomely diversify the origin of our creative process, let's talk about music, shall we? Mixtape wants to be a source of inspiration, as well as the soundtrack of your life in design.: Legend has it that we architects are selling frozen music, so to gladsomely diversify the origin of our creative process, let's talk about music, shall we? Mixtape wants to be a source of inspiration, as well as the soundtrack of your life in design.

By fischerrandom: This blog is a way for me to think through an idea of architecture as a vehicle for advocacy. I want to be rigorous about this; to understand our everyday spaces as a product of dominant political orders, and then unpack notions of space and politics as a way to critique them. I adopt this method in order to establish a logical foundation from which to construct a model of critical architecture.

This can play out in many ways, I'd like to use the blog as a way of structuring these ideas.: This blog is a way for me to think through an idea of architecture as a vehicle for advocacy. I want to be rigorous about this; to understand our everyday spaces as a product of dominant political orders, and then unpack notions of space and politics as a way to critique them. I adopt this method in order to establish a logical foundation from which to construct a model of critical architecture.

This can play out in many ways, I'd like to use the blog as a way of structuring these ideas.

By klpolla: An image based blog depicting the everyday ways in which people engage, utilize and respond to architectural environments. The blog is meant to highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly of architecture. Whether it's a permanent or temporary structure; public or private space; powerful or mundane built forms; the images are meant to inspire people to reflect on these ephemeral architectural moments permanently captured. : An image based blog depicting the everyday ways in which people engage, utilize and respond to architectural environments. The blog is meant to highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly of architecture. Whether it's a permanent or temporary structure; public or private space; powerful or mundane built forms; the images are meant to inspire people to reflect on these ephemeral architectural moments permanently captured.

By Benms: design, theory and experiences from across the globe, inspired by the magnificence and diversity of it all. I have travelled far and wide, and the aim of the blog is to bring back some observations and stimuli to share with you all.: design, theory and experiences from across the globe, inspired by the magnificence and diversity of it all. I have travelled far and wide, and the aim of the blog is to bring back some observations and stimuli to share with you all.

By Fabiana: Graduated in Architecture, following classes of French Modern Literature, I'll explore all kinds of writings related to some extend to architecture.: Graduated in Architecture, following classes of French Modern Literature, I'll explore all kinds of writings related to some extend to architecture.