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  • Radio Architect
    By Farzam Kharvari: As the world is developing its way of communication, we, the architects need to be more curious on stuff around us!
    Rise of different philosophies around the globe, rapid growth in our awareness, transformation of communication types and many more items around are leading the ARCHITECTURE to an absolute new brand of its roots!
    It is time to ask: are we, the TRANSFORMERS or are we the results of TRANSFORMATIONS of GENIUS LOCUS (the protective spirit of a place)?
    Radio Architect
     
  • Constellations of Tijuana
    By Orhan Ayyüce: Constellations of Tijuana:
    A research study in Urbanism
    Old stories, new finds, physical and fictional speculations
    Studies of various grid collisions and political ideologies
    Planned and spontaneous explorations
    Creative and generative recording and the study of the city

    ELA, Escuela Libre De Arquitectura
    Tijuana, Mexico
    June - August 2017
    Orhan Ayyüce
    Constellations of Tijuana
     
  • The Psychology of Architecture and Design
    By dennisleigh: This blog is about the interdependence of our state of mind and the built environment. Different life experiences can be turned into metaphors and then, transformed into shapes and colors that affect how we live our lives.
    The Psychology of Architecture and Design
     
  • Thirty-five & 5 - A continuing journey
    By TAB1006: This is an account of my journey towards licensure, the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful. At 35, many people, including myself at times, doubt that completion of the journey I started nearly a decade ago can be obtained. But here I am, with 2 years of school and all of my internship ahead of me, finally working in a firm after escaping the world of retail. May these thoughts serve as inspiration for those in doubt, encourage supportive wisdom, and of course, an outlet for frustration!
    Thirty-five & 5
     
  • Insane Cities - Misunderstanding everything about this place...
    By adityaghosh13: There is a firm discourse, opinion and even a strange complacence about our knowledge of the city, people, space and time. Labels abound; traditionalist, modernist, building, design, blog.
    What if critique or opinions are pointless because of a clear disdain for objectivity. How would I describe the world around me if I countered every POV with a logical argument?
    The blog will be a glimpse into everyday practices, with a strong bias towards un-designing urban-scape.
    Insane Cities
     
  • 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.
    Visiting Critic
     
  • the tri continuum
    By victoriapham: I am a current undergraduate student in the field of Architecture and Design. I collect quotes, explore images, and write about all the good things that I like. Here is where I bridge them all together.
    the tri continuum
     
  • DE_CON - ANA_ARCHITECTURE
    By Rob Mothershed: We want to examine,discuss, and research new paradigms, new spaces, new structures, and new modes of construction. We are looking to 1988-1998 to see how the digital and pre digital has played out. We are tired of seeing the architect- provide a service and we are eager to see the Architect as Master Builder.
    DE_CON
     
  • Not shown for clarity
    By Vatjaiswal: I am from Canada but currently traveling in Valencia, Spain. I will be traveling to Brazil, Taiwan and South Korea for the entire upcoming year, exploring the architecture and urban planning of major cities in these countries. My blog will focus on comparing architecture in different parts of the world, accompanied by photographs and videos. I would also like to write about how culture influences architecture of these places.
    Archinect seems like a great place to start and share my ideas!
    Not shown for clarity
     
  • The Los Angeles Biennale - Currently at the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam. Formerly at the Shenzhen Biennale of Architecture/Urbanism.
    By Orhan Ayyüce, Paul Petrunia, sarah123, Ole Bouman, A C, Amelia Taylor-Hochberg, aris janigian, Karen Lohrmann, Andrew Wilcox: The Los Angeles Biennale is an experimentation in creating a nomadic biennale on urbanism, hosted by the International Architecture Biennale in Rotterdam. This blog will cover the preparation, activities and findings from this experiment.
    The Los Angeles Biennale
     
  • CityX - Random thoughts on the City
    By hassanykb: i discuss issues affecting cities around the world with a specific interest on developing countries.
    CityX
     
  • PsyArch - Studying Psychology in Architecture
    By Jared Lussier: a weekly analysis of clinical psychology within the the art of architecture
    PsyArch
     
  • Earth Architecture
    By Adriana Duran G: This blog will present earthen construction around the world with some specifics examples of projects that I had the chance to participated with different communities in several places.
    Earth Architecture
     
  • Interface. Theory and praxis in architecture.
     
  • BuildingSatire - Too Much Architectural BS
    By BuildingSatire: BuildingSatire is a blog consisting of architectural satire, cynicism, and humor to alleviate the tension and pretension in professional architecture.

    we also have a twitter. whatup.
    BuildingSatire
     
  • Professional Δ Academia - Exploring the interstitial space between the professional and academic realms
    By Commix: There is a definite divide between the professional and academic realms of architecture. This blog is an exploration in how each paradigm could be used to inform the other. The commentary is based on my own experience at small firms and the dialog I've had with students, firm principles, contractors, fabricators, and faculty in a major metro area on the East Coast of the United States.
    Professional Δ Academia
     
  • Hello....my name is ROBERT - An open door into J.R.'s domain.
    By R_O_B_E_R_T: No architecture is worse than a missed opportunity.

    ROBERT intends to open the dialogue of Dallas in a manner that focuses on a collective mindset that strives to uncover the critical, praise the successes, and recognize the potential in the Metroplex.

    We have a central voice again....but why not many.

    Whether you live in Dallas or have something to say about it, speak through Robert and submit your piece to robert@robertarchitecture.com.

    The basis is open.
    Hello....my name is ROBERT
     
  • MegalopolisNow - city talks
    By Donato de Vivo: www.megalopolisnow.com

    I created this blog to share each other architectural, urban and technological news and thoughts about the new form of city that is developing now: the megalopolis. The future of all us is playing in these urban settings and we must contribute to the debate for a better way of life, more sustainable and beautiful.

    www.megalopolisnow.com
    MegalopolisNow
     
  • Architecture is...
    By RGX_MERCADO: I come across very interesting studies and experiments in general context, that can be applied to architecture and design in creative ways. From Autodesk research and development Articles, innovative technology to control Arduino, to my opinions and analysis on the influence of Tadao Ando's architecture in Mexico. My objective is to push the boundaries of research and development borrowing from professional field's in and outside of architecture, as well as sharing current research and work.
    Architecture is...
     
  • Brutal Me
    By Jesse Anderson: Mainly a brutalist architecture blog but also a outlet and petri dish for my bottled up architectural thoughts
    Brutal Me
     
  • Advancing Sustainability Symposium 2012 - The Ailing Heart of the Urbanscape: Its Causes and Cures
    By AS Symposium: After a highly successful Advancing Sustainability: Business + Design Symposium in October of 2011, students from Woodbury University have gathered once again in order to prepare their second annual event. The topic of this year focuses on the "cardiovascular system" of a city—its infrastructure. The discussion will investigate how various infrastructures—perform, exchange, and are incorporated into the natural environment.
    Advancing Sustainability Symposium 2012
     
  • Coffee and Blueprints
    By Hajir Alttahir: Architecture and urbanism ramblings from an over-caffeinated postgrad.
    Coffee and Blueprints
     
  • City of Glass - #Vancouverproblems
    By Ekaterina Dovjenko: Vancouver, the City of Glass. It’s a city of shinning skyscrapers and cardboard homes: a city of spectacular natural beauty, crushing rain, award winning livability and a frightening income gap.

    It’s a city of contradiction—and it’s growing.

    This blog will follow Vancouver through its coming of age. It will highlight the city’s search for new forms, its attempts at new urbanism, and its struggles and moments of success within the world of architecture, planning and design.
    City of Glass
     
  • bip arquitetura
    By biparquitetura: BLOG OF IDEAS AND PROJECTS WITH THE PURPOSE OF ARCHITECTURE TO INVESTIGATE, AND LEAD TO CREATE SOLUTIONS FOR POTENTIAL LOCATIONS IN CITIES.
    bip arquitetura
    bip arquitetura
     




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