Blogs about Architecture
27 blogs about Architecture. Page 2 of 2.
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Paul Dobraszczyk
architectural writer, photographer, artist.
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Invisible cities: ants and architecture Beetles may be the most profligate insect in terms of diversity of species; but it is ants (the Formicidae family) that are the most successful in numbers alone. The combined weight of every living ant …
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Places Journal
Public scholarship on architecture, landscape, and urbanism.
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Caroline Tracey Awarded 2024 On the Brinck | Places Prize Tracey’s project will focus on the Sanctuary Movement, and the entangled histories of immigration, colonization, and religion along the U.S./Mexico borderlands. Read on Places Journal
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SOCKS
An online magazine of Art, Architecture, Media, Culture, Sounds, Territories, Technology.
By Mariabruna Fabrizi, Fosco Lucarelli. 🇫🇷 More infoUpdated
From Videogame Landscapes to Embrodery Canvas: La Sentinelle by Marine Beaufils (2022-24) Marine Beaufils is a French embroidery artist whose meticulous work draws on the analogy between pixels and needlepoints, as she translates scenes from her favorite video games, movies, or scientific imagery from screen to embroidery …
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The Spaces
Exploring new ways to live and work.
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Locanda Verde brings a downtown vibe to Hudson Yards Is New York’s Hudson Yards enough of a neighbourhood for a neighbourhood taverna with restrained, down-to-earth warmth? The mega-development has matured since the dark days of the pandemic, so Locanda Verde, the Tribeca dining room …
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Spoon & Tamago
japanese art, design and culture.
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Spoon & Tamago’s Most-Popular Posts of 2024 As we wind down our 17th (!) year of blogging, we embark on our annual exercise of ranking our most popular posts based on viewership. It’s always fun and interesting to see what captivated readers …
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Tasmanian 20th Century Modernism
Join me as I document Tasmanian 20th Century Modernist architecture and design and tell the stories of this fascinating period in Tasmania's history.
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Anne O’Byrne Centre Demolished The Anne O’Byrne Centre that was part of the Launceston General Hospital was demolished in early 2024. The imposing building stood on the corner of a steep slope on the corner of Charles and Howick …
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A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books
Reviews of architecture books, the successor blog to A Daily Dose of Architecture (Books).
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A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books is on Substack I'm breaking my blogging silence to do two things: Alert readers to the fact I am still writing reviews of architecture books under the title A Weekly Dose of Architecture Books, but over at Substack, …