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Starting up Awesome - A blog about starting up an architectural business in sunny, crisis-ridden Italy
By bigness: Starting up your own practice is often something you only dream of... what if one day you woke up and realized that you really had no other option? Young, determined, absolutely pennyless and without much of a clue, these are the chronicles of Richard and Stefano trying to start their dream practice: Osom Architects.
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
The Dirty South - Masters' Studio with Jennifer Bonner
By Freya Schlemmer, cosmith: An investigation into Atlanta's offbeat landmarks and attractions.
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
Marcelo Gardinetti - tecnne | arquitectura y contextos
By Marcelo Gardinetti: Entendemos la arquitectura como un hecho cultural que se expresa mediante operaciones de representación formal. Por tal motivo, encarna un tipo de producción que no necesariamente requiere de la técnica constructiva, sino que expresa su intención a través de ideas y símbolos.
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.
BloggyMary - Finally a blog for architecture students
By Polms: BloggyMary is held each year by 5 different master degree students of the architecture School of Versailles, France.

We are posting daily OUR selection of fresh architecture news but we are also bringing out for you: internships that are worth trying, suitable competitions for students and reviews on Parisian exhibition. As often as we can, we'll also post an in-depth article dedicated to a subject that matters nowdays.

www.bloggymary.fr / www.fb.com/bloggymary.fr
Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Versailles
Coffee and Blueprints
By Hajir Alttahir: Architecture and urbanism ramblings from an over-caffeinated postgrad.
University of Western Australia - Touching the Void
By DonnaT: A representation from Western Australia and the journey of Architectural study. Focusing on the design and teaching areas involved in the newly structured Architecture degree, the opportunities available in one of the most remote cities in the world and the creation of a blog which encourages global students to explore trends, designs and importantly get feedback, invaluable knowledge and critique as we travel on the architecture journey in today's world.
University of Western Australia
Architectural Ellipsis - ... Intern Architect ...
By Everyday Architect, Everyday Intern: An ellipsis [...] is used to signal an omission, an unfinished thought, aposiopesis, or brief awkward silence. Architectural ellipses are those aspects of the profession we (perhaps intentionally) omit, gloss over, or let dwindle in silence.

Generally applied this blog should encompass many aspects of the profession. Yet, as an intern architect (now architect) I'll focus primarily on the architectural ellipses that occur in the internship process (and beyond).
Another Architecture - by Mitch McEwen
By Mitch McEwen: Posts are sporadic. Topics span architecture, urban design, planning, and tangents from these. I sometimes include excerpts of academic articles.
Kuala Lumpur Mega Malls
By tonystefan: photographic documentation of urban mega-hybrids in a contemporary asian capital
Antony Stefan Architect, PLLC
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.
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
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.
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.
Wentworth Institute of Technology
By Liem Than: This blog will be used to post various entries about the Wentworth lecture series, the Wentworth Architecture Review magazine, and other entries related to architecture.
Wentworth Institute of Technology
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
Modern Architecture
By AwesomeArchitecture: Modern Architecture is a daily source to discover latest in world of Architecture and Interior Design.
SAID Happenings - A recap of events at UC's School of Architecture and Interior Design
By DAAP-SAID: This blog will provide a recap of events - lectures, gallery openings, major reviews, etc. - at the University of Cincinnati's School of Architecture and Interior Design. Most entries are written by graduate assistants at SAID; other authors will be noted by post.
University of Cincinnati
Updated
By Francesca Assemi:
China Builds - Mainland China's only English MArch program
By Martijn de Geus, EPMA Program, KateMontry, Reva Watson: In the School of Architecture at Tsinghua University, Beijing, the English Program for Master Architecture (EPMA) provides a nationally accredited post-professional program in integrated architectural design. It combines a global network with local implementation. The program is focused on the construction of the human habitat, and the application of advanced building technologies.
Tsinghua University
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..
Interactive landscapes - Blog about architecture, technology, design and art
By studio roosegaarde: I'm an Arts and Media management student who prefers big, illuminate and slightly bizarre art & architecture. I believe in art and social media as an original way of communicating.

Currently I'm an intern at social design lab Studio Roosegaarde and I would like to blog about my activities here, the people I meet and art and architecture I like.

For architects it could be interesting to see everything of an young, innovative, arty perspective.
Studio Roosegaarde
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.
The University of Tokyo (Christopher) - G30 Architecture & Urbanism - Obuchi Lab
By Christopher Sjoberg: The G30 is an English language, architecture and urbanism course offered through the University of Tokyo for foreign students. Led by former AA Design Research Lab Co-Director, Associate Professor Yusuke Obuchi, the program seeks to collaboratively advance architectural and urban design research through the symbiosis of digital technologies and material development.
University of Tokyo
Allied Studio 2012 - Cross-Disciplinary Design at the School of Constructed Environments
By alliedstudio: This blog details the semester-long work of the Allied Studio, a cross-disciplinary effort of the MFA programs in Lighting Design, Interior Design, and the Master of Architecture program at the School of Constructed Environments in New York City. For the fall term students are re-visioning the Harlem School of the Arts in Manhattan, a pioneer of childhood education in the fields of music, dance, theater, and the visual arts.
The New School
+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.
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.
Odessa Institute of Architecture & Fine Arts - unofficial blog
By Kyrylo Verbych: This blog spotlights a tendency in architectural education in Odessa and in others fields of architectural space of Odessa. (Ukraine)
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.

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