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The Architecture Critic - Separating Truth from Propaganda
By Eric Wynkoop: As a recent master of architecture graduate, and a designer with 11 years of professional experience, I have many ideas about what great design is. I like starting conversations about what I see and others can agree or contribute their opinions.
Knowlton School of Architecture (2005-2009) (Evan)
By Evan Chakroff: Thoughts on the M.Arch I program at the Ohio State University, 2005-2009, plus additional work with OSU as a critic and lecturer.: Thoughts on the M.Arch I program at the Ohio State University, 2005-2009, plus additional work with OSU as a critic and lecturer.
The Ohio State University
Modern Architectural Photography - Musings Photographic
By Jeremy Segal: A place to inform, discuss and display current architectural photography and to connect with lovers of digital photography and design. Showcase architects and their work through the display of skilfully crafted, beautifully artistic photography. Discuss and exchange ideas on photographic trends and techniques as they pertain to the architectural industry.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville - Interior Design 420 - Interior Design Internship
By Tim Dolan, hstarnes, pterry3, rmingle1: This will be the community Blog for IDS 420 Summer 2016. Students will post their responses to weekly Journal Assignments here as well as view posts/comments from other participants.
The University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Visiting Critic
By Jeff Pastva: Visiting Critic is a continuing series of thought provoking observations from architectural insider Jeffrey Pastva - Editor in Chief at YAF Connection, Communications Director for the AIA National Young Architects Forum and a Project Architect at JDavis in Philadelphia. His critical eye will cover everything from the state of architectural education to the future fate of the profession. Expect ideas in your inbox bi-weekly.
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. ...
The Architectural Imagination Exhibition Fellows - The U.S. Department of State selected University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning to organize the exhibition of the U.S. Pavilion in the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale (May 28-Nov. 27). Cynthia Davidson and Monica Ponce de Leon are Co-Curators of the U.S. Pavilion, The Architectural Imagination (www.thearchitecturalimagination.org).
By lacroixa, Kristen Gandy, Diana Tsai, Rubin Quarcoopome, Ramon Hernandez, Salam Rida, Christopher Locke: Six Taubman College M.Arch students were selected to assist the curators of the U.S. Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale in installing The Architectural Imagination. The students will travel to Venice for one month as Exhibition Fellows. They will serve as docents for the opening days of the exhibition. This blog is about their experience working on the 2016 U.S. Pavilion and in Venice.

Students:
Kristen Gandy
Ramon Hernandez
Christopher Locke
Rubin Quarcoopome
Salam Rida
Diana Tsai
University of Michigan
Walks On Barefoot - Travel Experiences - Architectural
By sha sulaiman, Monishkumar: This is a personal blog of me sharing my travel experiences and Architectural photographs, of places i visit once in a while, i go shoot on places , patterns and faces , i look over for culture and tongues.
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?
+FARM Design, Fabrication, and Construction - Studio Projects
By +farm: +FARM is a design and construction summer studio program that brings together a range of professionals to work directly with the participants selected from an open call. The studio is located on a 300 acre farm, and the culture is based on experimental research in the context of fabrication and construction.
FIU School of Architecture News - FIU College of Architecture + The Arts
By Brian Rivera, FIUSOA: The School of Architecture is composed of three closely aligned departments: Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Landscape Architecture. Jointly headed by the three department chairs, the School of Architecture provides a rich and diverse platform for interdisciplinary activities at the curricular and research levels.
Florida International University
Status - Where we're coming from...
By jlgordon: Exploring current design trends and their history.
Jack L. Gordon Architects
School of Architecture and Urban Planning/UWMilwaukee - Vignettes of life at SARUP
By NBouchard: Each semester, SARUP turns into a beehive of creative activity, with the collective energy of students and faculty resulting in projects and presentations that excite and intrigue, as they generate enquiry into the disciplines of architecture and urban planning. This blog is an attempt to give a glimpse of our life.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Green.Beautiful.Alive - Simple views into the green realm of plants.
By KJohn: Born from passion Green.Beautiful.Alive describes the natural realm that surrounds us in all its beauty, all its complexity.
Evolution sculpted the most beautiful architect and designer, the one that realized this extraordinary realm that surrounds us, that around us to live, that allows us to feel alive.
Dreaming Of The Present
By Parker Ammann: Five years ago when I entered the Architecture school I never thought of just how big my thinking could be in thinking about society. By no means am I calling myself an anthropologist or anything of that nature, but I am caught in the especially prevalent ideology of the architecture student.
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
ArchViz - Architecture Visualization, Conceptual Design, Collective Experience
By hanafi muhamads: The entire unfolding of the plot is a philosophical exploration of all the consequences of that idea – art, architecture and design

It will start with this, as well as spreading my ideas and exploration in design. the blog will slowly be filled as my career goes on till the day i becoming professional architect
MARA University of Technology
From Retrospective to Retroactive - MArch research into book and beyond
By Christopher Perrodin, Christopher Perrodin: I will chronicle my design research and degree project, providing commentary on my thought process at the time. From there, I will transform the body of work into a book which seeks to place into dialogue the two (currently) separated semesters of work.
Taking Shape - Life and Design in the Graduate School of Architecture at UIC
By Eugene Murphy: This blog will document the projects and discourse that come out of UIC's graduate studio, from the perspective of a first year graduate student.
University of Illinois Chicago
Adventures in Squareland - travels and work around the world
By Alec Perkins: Urban and architectural explorations from Mexico City to Stuttgart Germany through the eyes of a iterant architectural designer
The Walk - Walk around the sob
By Tanvi Kulshreshtha: The blog is related to travelling through which architecture is been inspired and accomplished with a new vision. The places which I have been visiting till now and the process through which I have developed myself as an Architect, I have always been associated with blogging as a tool to communicate through my thoughts with the world.
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.
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
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
Advanced Design Studies - The University of Tokyo - Chronicling work, research and life in Kantō
By ha_ch, parcspace: A student blog dedicated to ongoing happenings in and outside the Advanced Design Studies Program at the University of Tokyo.
University of Tokyo
Taubman College - University of Michigan
By kbretzius, dtran125, Rubin Quarcoopome: Sharing insights from Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Michigan.
University of Michigan
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)
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.
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 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
Cal Poly Pomona (Nicole)
By Nicole Doan: Initially, I was going to name this blog "Architecture Will Kill You", but I thought better of it.

Welcome to my five-year journey in undergraduate architecture school.
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

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