» Architect on the Move: Dave Brennan
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» CIP: Owners + Contractors
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» CIP: On Interoperability
11/11/11 14:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Tom Dutton Citizen Architect
11/11/11 14:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Visual Quantification of Well-Being: a conversation with Craig Zimring, Ph.D
19/10/11 18:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Beyond Infrastructure: a conversation with Andrew Dannenberg, M.D., MPH
19/10/11 18:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Intuition, Research and Tomorrow’s Hospital: a conversation with John Kouletsis, AIA
19/10/11 18:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Social Sustainability beyond Today: a conversation with Gunnar Baldwin, LEED AP
19/10/11 18:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» CIP: On Practice Management
12/10/11 20:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Healthier Lifestyle, Designed: a conversation with Ric Bell, FAIA
14/09/11 16:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» CIP: On Project Delivery; Speakers: Betsy del Monte, FAIA; Markku Allison, AIA
14/09/11 16:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Architecture and Health 2.0: a conversation with Esther Sternberg, M.D.
14/09/11 16:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Biophillic Design: a conversation with Judith Heerwagen, Ph. D
14/09/11 16:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» 179D Tax Deduction for Architects and Engineers
07/09/11 14:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Citizen Architect Rico Quirindango
27/08/11 00:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Center for Integrated Practice (CIP): On Education
16/08/11 17:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Architect on the Move – Mark Gangi, AIA
15/07/11 19:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Departing
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» Freedom\'s Folly
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» Design Culture; Business Culture
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» Noguchi\'s Secret Fortress
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» Gridlock
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» Timbuktu in Mali, West Africa
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The name Timbuktu has taken on mythic meaning, suggesting a place that is very far away. The real Timbuktu
» Sydney Opera House, Australia
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Jørn Utzon began work on the Sydney Opera House in 1957, but the modern expressionist building stirred
» The Mark Twain House
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The Mark Twain House is elaborately decorated with patterned brick and ornamental stickwork.
» Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, Russia
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The Kremlin in Moscow is the symbolic and governmental center of Russia. Find facts about the fantastic architecture of the Kremlin.
» Spanish Revival Architecture
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
During the early 1920s, James H. Nunnally founded Morningside, Florida and populated the neighborhood with a romantic mix of Mediterranean Revival and Art Deco houses.
» Great Wall of China
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Stretching for thousands of miles, the Great Wall of China protected ancient China from invaders. Learn about the Great Wall of China.
» Church of the Transfiguration on Kizhi Island
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The Church of the Transfiguration on the Island of Kizhi in Russia has 22 onion domes covered with hundreds of aspen shingles.
» 1905: William R. Heath House
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Photo of the Prairie Style William R. Heath residence, 76 Soldiers Place, Buffalo, New York. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for a Larkin Company executive.
» Machu Picchu in Peru
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas, nestles in a remote ridge between the Peruvian mountains. See photos and find information for Machu Picchu in Peru.
» Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey (Ayasofya)
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The English name for Hagia Sophia is Divine Wisdom . In Latin, the cathedral is called Sancta Sophia
» Greatest Architecture
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Favorite architecture from the past 1,000 years - Facts and photos for famous buildings from the middle ages through modern times.
» Eiffel Tower in Paris (La Tour Eiffel)
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Built in 1889, the Eiffel Tower in Paris pioneered new uses for metal construction. See photos and learn about the Eiffel Tower.
» Rem Koolhaas
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The architecture of Rem Koolhaas is so unconventional that scholars have difficulty classifying him.
» CCTV Building - China Central Television in Beijing
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The new CCTV building is one of the largest office buildings in the world. Home to China\'s only broadcaster, China Central Television, the CCTV building has studios, production facilities, theaters, and offices. The CCTV building is one of ..
» Build a Geodesic Dome Model
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Step Four: To build a geodesic dome model, connect your triangles to form pentagons. From our step-by-step instructions for constructing a geodesic dome model.
» 1959: Gammage Theater
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Frank Lloyd Wright drew from his plans for a a cultural complex in Baghdad, Iraq when he designed the Gammage theater at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona. Wright died in 1959 before construction was completed.
» Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto, Japan
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The words Kiyomizu , Kiyomizu-dera or Kiyomizudera can refer to several Buddhist temples, but the most
» Geometry
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Architecture begins with geometry. Find out how geometry relates to architecture and why some architects believe in principles of \"sacred geometry\" or \"spiritual geometry.\"
» Green Architecture
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
: Green architecture, or green design, is an approach to building that minimizes harmful effects on human
» 1956: Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the circular church for the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Congregation in Wisconsin in 1956. He died before the church was completed.
» Zimmerman Home
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Frank Lloyd Wright\'s plans for the Zimmerman House called for materials drawn entirely from nature. Join us for a photo tour of the Isadore and Lucille Zimmerman residence in Manchester, New Hampshire.
» Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Alhambra Palace, or the Red Castle, in Granada, Spain contains some of the world\'s finest examples of Moorish architecture.
» 1904: Martin House Conservatory
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Photo of the Conservatory in the Martin House Complex, Buffalo NY, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
» Geodesic Domes
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
From our Architecture Glossary, illustration and definition for the term Geodesic Dome, with links and resources for learning about Geodesic Domes and building Geodesic Domes
» Andrea Palladio
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Andrea Palladio is often described as the most influential, and most copied, architect in the Western world. Explore Palladio\'s life and works.
» 1927: Graycliff by Frank Lloyd Wright
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Photo of Graycliff, the Isabelle R. Martin House in Buffalo, NY, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
» Easter Island Statues
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui and Isla de Pascua, is an isolated island owned by Chili and located
» Hermitage Winter Palace in St. Petersburg
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
The 16th century architect Rastrelli created the most famous building of imperial St. Petersburg, the Rococo style Hermitage Winter Palace.
» Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
14/07/11 10:01 from About.com Architecture: What\'s Hot Now
See photos and find information for the most famous pyramids in Egypt, the Pyramids of Giza.
» John Lautner Day in Los Angeles
13/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
The city is recognizing the life and influence of John Lautner, who designed some of its most celebrated examples of modern architecture, on July 16.
» Koolhaas\'s CCTV Building Fits Beijing as City of the Future - Review
11/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Rem Koolhaas\'s CCTV building in Beijing, headquarters of China Central Television, has a beguiling and powerful design and is a metaphor for a country racing headlong into the future.
» China Emerges as a Force in International Design
10/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Exhibitions in Rotterdam and Milan highlight China\'s emergence as a force in international design.
» Restoration of London Terrace Gardens Nears Completion
08/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
The facade restoration at the London Terrace Gardens in Chelsea has taken three years at a cost of $7.7 million; it is expected to be completed by fall.
» Guangzhou Opera House, Designed by Zaha Hadid - Review
06/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Designed by Zaha Hadid, the new Guangzhou Opera House is gorgeous to look at. It is also a magnificent example of how a single building can redeem a moribund urban environment.
» Upper West Side Twins
03/07/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Most big buildings in New York are unique, but one West Side block has fraternal twins, the Evanston and the Admaston.
» Larry Bogdanow, Architect, Dies at 64
30/06/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Mr. Bogdanow was best known for his design work on dozens of elegant, casual restaurant interiors, including Union Square Cafe, Savoy and the Cub Room.
» CIP: On Technology
29/06/11 20:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Steven Holl\'s Design for the Vanke Center in China - Review
28/06/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Steven Holl\'s Vanke Center in Shenzhen is an example of how architects are free to explore their fantasies in modern China.
» An Architect\'s Lessons From China\'s Boom
26/06/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Back from two years in Shanghai, a Seattle architect advises others who plan to work overseas to try living outside the expat community.
» An Engineering Feat by Birds That Doubles as Home for a Brood
21/06/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
“Avian Architecture” provides what it calls “case studies” of each of 10 broad categories of nests, with photographs and detailed drawings.
» A Conversation with Jeb Brugmann: The Urban Revolution: How Cities Are Changing the World
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Diversity Intersect: Marketplace, Community, Client
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Architecture Professor Sharon E. Sutton, FAIA, Receives AIA 2011 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A Conversation with the 2011 Thomas Jefferson Award recipients
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A Conversation with Tom Kundig, FAIA, Recipient of AIA 2011 Housing Award
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Growing Energy/Water: Using the Grid to Get Off the Grid—2009 Latrobe Prize Final Report
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» The Guide for Sustainable Projects and the IGCC
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Architecture Professor Sharon E. Sutton, FAIA, Receives AIA 2011 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A Conversation with Tom Kundig, FAIA, Recipient of AIA 2011 Housing Award
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A Conversation with Jeb Brugmann: The Urban Revolution: How Cities Are Changing the World
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» The Beijing Expansion Project honored with a 2011 award for Regional and Urban Design
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» The Beijing Expansion Project honored with a 2011 award for Regional and Urban Design
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Growing Energy/Water: Using the Grid to Get Off the Grid—2009 Latrobe Prize Final Report
20/06/11 18:30 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» In Los Angeles, Seeing Distinctly California Houses
19/06/11 04:00 from NYT > Architecture
Several of the most innovative properties in Los Angeles, including homes the architects built for themselves, are open to the public.
» The Agile City: Sustainable Communities and Infrastructure
17/06/11 20:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions for Redesigning Suburbs
17/06/11 20:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A conversation with Sara Beardsley, AIA, and Ernie Hutton, an Associate of AIA
17/06/11 20:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review
» A Conversation with Jess Zimbabwe about Architects and Advocacy
17/06/11 18:00 from AIA - Architecture Knowledge Review