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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.
Live Blog - AIA 2013 Spring Conference "Regional Modernism"
By Alvin Huang, AIA, NOMA, Deepika Padam:
tekton - exploring sculptural and architectural fabrication
By ncecchi: A blog covering the various processes, methods, and pitfalls involved in designing, producing, and fabricating large scale sculptural and architectural features.
Demiurge Design LLC
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.
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
SLVK: work in progress! - current projects + old projects and how r they aging + academy work
By slvk: Talks about our projects (old and new) at SLVK, construction advances,drawings and our students works at the university architectural lab....
SLVK
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
foreign architects - work in the U.S
By hossein khajehpoor: who can a foreign architect work in the U.S?
FIND THE WAYS THAT CAN HELP A FOREIN ARCHITECT TO START WORK IN THE U.S
HOW LONG IT TAKES TO GET LICENCE?
is exist good future for a foreign architect in the U.S?
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.
New Grad for Hire!
By Tatiana Barros: Hello,

My name is Tatiana, I am recent graduate in Interior Design from the Fashion Institute of technology.This blog is about newly grads who are looking for opportunities to their first professional job. How we look at design, what we look for when looking for a new job, how we try to stand out and compete with more experienced people.
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.

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