The Top Architectural Websites in the World . That sounds pretty important doesn't it? At the very least it sounds comprehensive ... it suggests an extensive and exhaustive collection of the best … [Read more...]
Mental Health Awareness for the Architecture Student
Today's post is brought to you by Ulysses Valiente, an author and recent graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Architectural Science from Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. He maintains the blog … [Read more...]
An Architect’s tool bag
Architects have their own tools of the trade - many of which are each worthy of getting their own individual attention - but today I felt like going "big-picture" on you. All of the items I list today … [Read more...]
Architect Magazine Yeah, I’m in it [sad face]
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There are moments in a persons life where everything comes together in a magical way - most of these moments seem to happen on their own accord, no planning ... just the stars aligning in just the … [Read more...]
Cottonwood Modern – Job Site Visits
One of the most useful exercises that any young architect can partake in is to visit construction sites as often as possible. It is one thing to sit in an office all day designing and drafting up … [Read more...]
A look at all the playhouses – 2012 Parade of Playhouses
The playhouses are built, in place, and on display ... my work is finally done (for at least 7 months.) When the construction dust settled, there were 15 playhouse designed and built for the 17th … [Read more...]