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ArchEyes | Architecture and Design Magazine
ArchEyes brings you a carefully edited selection of Architecture projects, news, and competitions for the architecture professional.
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Off-Plans 360 Virtual Tours: How It Can Help To Market Pre-Built Properties
The real estate industry is one of the most dynamic and rapidly changing markets. To remain competitive in the industry, businesses must quickly adapt to changes and implement new methods.... The post Off-Plans 360 Virtual …
By ArchEyes Team, 60 words
Archinect
The goal of Archinect is to make architecture more connected and open-minded, and bring together designers from around the world to introduce new ideas from all disciplines.
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10 living room designs we liked this week
In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles. Today's top images (in no particular …
By Nathaniel Bahadursingh, 158 words
Archiobjects Magazine
An architecture magazine focused on architecture, interiors and branding. Founded by Luca Onniboni in 2013.
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Sell photos online: A Guide for Architecture Photographers
Sell photos online: A Guide for Architecture Photographers Archiobjects Architecture photography can be a fascinating and rewarding art for those passionate about it. At the same time, selling architectural photographs online can also be an …
By Luca Onniboni, 87 words
The Architect’s Newspaper
The most authoritative voice on architecture and design in the United States.
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Shigeru Ban Architects installs The Paper Log House on the grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House
Shigeru Ban Architects (SBA) has installed The Paper Log House on the grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut. The prefabricated shelter made of paper tubes, canvas, The post Shigeru Ban Architects …
By Trevor Schillaci, 70 words
Architectural Comment
constructing meaning.
By Catherine Phan Gates.
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Updated 2 years ago
What Is Not Art?
Art is something made. Any work that demonstrates labor shows evidence of human effort. Not everything is art. This essay is like a walk in the park from the blogger of Architectural Comment.… Continue reading …
By Architectural Comment, 43 words
The Architectural Review
The only global architecture magazine for the 21st century. Be inspired and provoked by incisive critiques and the thinking behind the buildings shaping architectural discourse.
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Competition: From Dreams to Rail-ity, Singapore
Architectural Review Competition: From Dreams to Rail-ity, Singapore The Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority has announced an international contest to transform the former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station (deadline: 14 June 2024) The post Competition: From Dreams …
By Merlin Fulcher, 51 words
Architecture Lab
dedicated to everything related to architecture, urban design, research studies, and sustainable design.
By Aline Chahine, et al.
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Updated 4 months ago
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Historical Architecture: Characteristics, Influences, Ambassadors and Sights
Historical architecture encompasses various architectural styles and periods characterized by distinct characteristics, influences, and ambassadors. The characteristics of historical architecture vary depending on the period and style. From the grandeur of classical columns and symmetrical …
By Anton Giuroiu, 65 words
Architecture News & Buildings | The Architects' Journal
Architecture news, the latest building designs and essential updates for architects, from the UK’s leading professional architecture magazine.
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Duncan Baker-Brown joins race to become next RIBA president
The Architects’ Journal Duncan Baker-Brown joins race to become next RIBA president Circular economy expert and environmental activist Duncan Baker-Brown has announced he is running to become the next RIBA president The post Duncan Baker-Brown …
By Richard Waite, 59 words
ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly
History, art history and architecture of Britain & Empire, Europe, Mediterranean & North America, 1640-1940.
By Hels.
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Honouring my late son, Israel & tourism.
Peter was the first child born to Helen & Joseph; first grandchild to Thelma & Les in Melbourne, and to Chaya & Yehuda in Sydney; and first great grandchild to Sarah and Peter. He was …
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By Geoff Manaugh.
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Updated 5 months ago
The Reaction Area
“Enigmatic chemical reactions” have broken out underground inside two Los Angeles-area landfills, according to the L.A. Times. These “highly unusual reactions at Los Angeles County’s two largest landfills have raised serious questions about the region’s …
By Geoff Manaugh, 434 words
Building Our Past
The History of Everyday Buildings.
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A Date for Findlater’s Corner
Findlater’s Corner – a prominent site on the western approach to London Bridge railway station – was restored to its original glory by The Arch Company, working with Benedict O’Looney Architects, in 2022. The result …
By buildingourpast, 696 words
Buildings of New England
Exploring New England and showcasing amazing architecture and history one building at a time!
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“The Old Castle” // c.1712
Located in Pigeon Cove, the northern section of Rockport, Massachusetts, the “Old Castle” is an iconic landmark in the charming coastal town. The exact year it was built is not known, but it is believed …
By Buildings of New England, 177 words
Destroyed and Abandoned
Pics of destroyed and abandoned things. Disasters, destruction, explosions, blasts, misfortunes,...
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Updated 4 months ago
Former Bethlehem Steel site
patgavin:Former Bethlehem Steel siteSteelstacks, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Drawing Matter
Exploring the role of drawing in architectural thought and practice.
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Updated a week ago
Protected: DMJ – Instruments of Uncertain Occupation
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By Maria Mitsoula, 21 words
English Buildings
Meetings with remarkable buildings.
By Philip Wilkinson.
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Shaldon, Devon
Reuse it! In the list of things that need to be done but which are better put off till tomorrow, book-weeding is near the top. When bookpiles stealthily grow like silent stalagmites on the bedroom …
By Philip Wilkinson, 590 words
Irenebrination
Notes on Architecture, Art, Fashion, Fashion Law & Technology.
By Anna Battista.
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Voices of Protest: Pro-Palestine Engagement from the Venice Biennale to U.S. Campuses
All sorts of disciplines are interconnected with each other, and all are subject to the influence of what goes on in the world. Wars, shifts in the geopolitical situation and fragile stabilities, for example, influence …
By Anna Battista, 1,165 words
Libraries – Thomas Guignard photography
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Bibliothèque Centrale de Montréal
Building upon the legacy of subscription libraries and Mechanics’ Institutes, public libraries (as democratic, publicly-funded institutions) started appearing across North America towards the end of the 19th century. In the British colonies that would soon …
By Thomas Guignard, 1,354 words
Municipal Dreams
Municipal Dreams celebrates the efforts and achievements of our early municipal reformers.
By John Boughton.
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Kielder Village, Northumberland: Thomas Sharp and a ‘harbinger of a rural revolution’?
Kielder in Northumberland, population 194, is by most accounts the most remote village in England. The nearest cash machine is 18 miles away in Bellingham and the nearest shopping centre, Hexham, is a 53-minute drive …
By Municipal Dreams, 3,246 words
Old Structures Engineering – Blog
Engineering and Preservation.
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Misleading Words
In 1941, Robert Moses demolished the New York Aquarium, located in Castle Clinton in Battery Park, in a fit of pique over losing his fight to build a bridge from the Battery to Brooklyn. (That …
By Don Friedman, 293 words
OSArch
Creating a built environment with free software, increased transparency, and a more ethical approach.
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Updated 8 months ago
QCAD for technical drawing (Workshop and books)
If you had to choose software to begin working in architectural design, which would be your first choice? Many might think that a BIM solution such as BlenderBIM or FreeCAD would be the ideal choice. …
By Allan Brito, 366 words