Latest Contributing Articles
Nov 28, 2009
New York Modern Architecture: Three 20th Century Buildings That Have Influenced The World
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 26, 2009
The Pritzker Architecture Prize: The Noble Prize For Architecture
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 25, 2009
Bath Architecture, The UK's Finest Georgian City: The Architecture Of John Wood The Elder And John Wood The Younger
In: Architects
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 24, 2009
Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge: The Symbol Of Bristol
In: Bridges/Dams/Tunnels
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 23, 2009
Energy Efficient Architecture a Good Investment: Green Building Symposium for Builders, Designers and Entrepreneurs
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Nov 18, 2009
The Iron Bridge: The World’s First Bridge Constructed Entirely From Iron
In: Bridges/Dams/Tunnels
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 18, 2009
The Seagram Building: The Archetypical “International Style” Skyscraper
In: Buildings
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 17, 2009
LEGO Architecture: Iconic Buildings Made Out Of Lego Bricks
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 16, 2009
The Empire State Building: The World’s Most Famous Building?
In: Buildings
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 14, 2009
Skyscrapers of New York: Midtown and Lower Manhattan’s Skyscrapers
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 13, 2009
New York's Skyscrapers: The World’s Tallest Buildings
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 13, 2009
America's Tallest Building: Chicago vs. New York, Battle To Build The US's Tallest Skyscraper
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 11, 2009
Vienna Gasometers Converted to New Homes & Shops: Original Architectural Design Saves Viennese Gasometers
In: Buildings
By: Kathleen Duffy
Nov 10, 2009
The Ferris Wheel: A Twenty-First Century Tourist Attraction
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 6, 2009
The World's Tallest Ferris Wheel: The Singapore Flyer
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 6, 2009
Modern Architecture in Singapore: New Buildings In Asia's Most Affluent City
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Nov 6, 2009
Factory Chimneys in Italian Renaissance Style: Victorian Chimney Design Inspired by Italian Campanile Bell Towers
In: Architecture (general)
By: Kathleen Duffy
Oct 29, 2009
Design of Museum Architecture: Modern Wing at Art Institute of Chicago an Homage to Classicism
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Oct 28, 2009
Modern Wing Addition to Art Institute of Chicago: New Museum by Renzo Piano Building Workshop Classically Inspired
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Oct 27, 2009
Energy Efficiency and Budget for Building New: Impact of Materials Selection and Enclosure Design on Buildings
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Oct 27, 2009
Development of Rental Housing Options in Cities: Secondary Suites on Laneways Raise Density in Urban Areas
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Oct 26, 2009
Architectural Design Services: How Does an Architect Benefit a Client
In: Architecture (general)
By: Beverly Bright
Oct 18, 2009
2009 RIBA Stirling Prize Winner Announced: Richard Rogers Wins Architecture's Biggest Prize
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Oct 14, 2009
The Best of London's Modern Architecture: Three Buildings To Visit While in England's Capital
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Oct 13, 2009
Colonial American Weathervanes and Wind Vanes: Deacon Shem Drowne Created Grasshopper, Rooster and Indian Vanes
In: Buildings
By: Marie Brannon
Oct 13, 2009
2010 Olympic Oval Wins Architecture Award: The Olympic Speed Skating Venue Receives Prestigious Honour
In: Architecture (general)
By: Lorah Delaney
Oct 11, 2009
The RIBA Stirling Prize: Britain's Most Important Architectural Prize
In: Architecture (general)
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Oct 9, 2009
Christopher Wren Britain's Greatest Architect: A Profile Of Britain's Most Influential Architect
In: Architects
By: Tom Ravenscroft
Oct 5, 2009
Crticism of Sustainably Designed Buildings: Sustainable Building Materials and Technologies under Microscope
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Oct 4, 2009
Old and New Building Methods Side by Side: Two Historic Buildings are Rebuilt After Being Destroyed by Fire
In: Buildings
By: Melissa Worcester
Oct 2, 2009
Montreal Milk Bottle Project Preserves Past: Upgrade Shows Progress, Historic Preservation Can Co-exist
In: Buildings
By: Michael Carroll
Sep 23, 2009
Education of Architects in Sustainable Design: New School of Architecture to Focus on Northern Communities
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Sep 15, 2009
Patrimony and Modernity in Architecture, Belgium: Grand Curtius Museum & SNCB-Infrabel Liege-Guillemins TGV Station
In: Architecture (general)
By: Greca Durant
Sep 14, 2009
Green Design and Schools for Healthy Children: Benefits of Sustainable Approach to Building Learning Environments
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Sep 14, 2009
Design for Primary and Secondary Schools: Competition for Developing and Upgrading School Buildings
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Sep 12, 2009
When is the Grand Opening For iluma Mall? Construction Should Be Completed By End of Year 2009
In: Buildings
By: Julie Maggiacomo Carrera
Aug 31, 2009
School Shoots for LEED Gold Certification: Green Design Benefits Environment, Local Economy and Wider Community
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Aug 31, 2009
Concept of Beauty in Contemporary Architecture: Sustainability Changes Understanding of Form & Function in Buildings
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Aug 28, 2009
One Language for Sustainable Design of Buildings: LEED Creates Common Vocabulary for Architects and Engineers
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Aug 23, 2009
Joseph Paxton Architect of Crystal Palace: Paxton Designed Iconic Building for Great Exhibition of 1851
In: Architects
By: Kathleen Duffy
Aug 21, 2009
Planning a Home Improvement Project: Design For Your Lifestyle as Well as Your Budget
In: House Architecture
By: Lee Weldon
Aug 21, 2009
History of the Picturesque Architecture Movement: Picturesque or Regency Architecture Originated in England
In: House Architecture
By: Heather Zorzini
Aug 19, 2009
Four Fictional Architects: Novels With Architectural Themes and Characters
In: Architecture (general)
By: Marie Brannon
Aug 18, 2009
LEED Certified Design for Habitat: Smart Affordable Housing Choices for Smart Communities
In: House Architecture
By: Lee Weldon
Aug 16, 2009
Sustainable Building Design and Climate Change: Architectural Responses to the Environment and Global Warming
In: Architects
By: Andree Iffrig
Aug 14, 2009
Saint Bertrand de Comminges: The Cathedral of the French Pyrenees
In: Architecture (general)
By: Kerry Swash
Aug 12, 2009
Picturesque Architecture in Canada: Regency Period Exterior Home Style in Ontario 1796 - 1855
In: House Architecture
By: Heather Zorzini
Jul 31, 2009
Planning for Sustainable Workplace Environments: Interior Design and Office Furnishings for Commercial Interiors
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jul 31, 2009
Office Design in the Contemporary Workplace: Improving Productivity and Innovation in Organizations
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jul 17, 2009
Go Green and Save Money in Business: Eco Friendly Choices Improve Profitability and Energy Efficiency
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jul 7, 2009
New Orleans Architecture after Katrina: Design for University Campus Center Uses Green Technology
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Jul 2, 2009
Design of University Campus Buildings: Health Sciences Architecture Promotes Sustainability and Innovation
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jun 23, 2009
Tools for Planning a Green Community: Housing People Using Nature as the Model for Development
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jun 22, 2009
Urban Place Making and Community Building: Design of Cities and Regions Using Alternative Planning Tools
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jun 21, 2009
Library Architecture and Culture: Surry Hills Library Sets New Benchmark in Sustainable Design
In: Architecture (general)
By:  Amanda Woods
Jun 19, 2009
Alexandra Palace Inspired by the Crystal Palace: A People's Palace for the Working Class of Victorian London
In: Buildings
By: Kathleen Duffy
Jun 18, 2009
Certification of Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Measurement and Performance Management of Design and Construction
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Jun 18, 2009
Villa Savoye in Poissy France by Le Corbusier: An International Style Weekend House in the Paris Countryside
In: Buildings
By: Erin Brasell
Jun 16, 2009
Styles of American Colonial Homes: The Original House of America
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Jun 16, 2009
Mail Order Houses: Catalog Homes and Plans
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Jun 12, 2009
Frank Lloyd Wright: A Short Biography: A Famous American Architect
In: Architects
By: Jennifer Gittins
Jun 11, 2009
Famous Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture: Architectural Styles of America's Most Famous Architect
In: Architecture (general)
By: Jennifer Gittins
Jun 9, 2009
The Roman Temple: Architectural Development and Adaptation
In: Architecture (general)
By: Robert Marcell
Jun 3, 2009
AIA Architecture and Urban Design Awards 2009: Environmental Performance and Community Connections Top Honors List
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Jun 2, 2009
Schindler House and Museum in Los Angeles, CA: Architect Rudolph Schindler's Residence and Studio in West Hollywood
In: House Architecture
By: Erin Brasell
May 29, 2009
Free Lessons in Remodelling Floor Plans: Home Buyers Learning the Tools and Language of Design
In: House Architecture
By: Andree Iffrig
May 25, 2009
Concrete and Glass in Architecture: Campus and Museum Design in British Columbia by Arthur Erickson
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
May 21, 2009
Vitruvius's Three Architectural Universals: Utility, Firmness, and Beauty
In: Architecture (general)
By: Robert Marcell
May 21, 2009
Modernism in Bauhaus Architecture: Cubic Buildings that Offer Form and Function through Simple Style
In: Buildings
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 19, 2009
Neo-Eclectic Home Styles and Designs: A Mixture of a Variety of Styles Make this Home Unique
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 18, 2009
Modern Neo-Colonial Homes and Architecture: An American Dream Home Lives on Through Various Revivals and Updates
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 18, 2009
Hollyhock House Designed for Aline Barnsdall: Frank Lloyd Wright's First Los Angeles Project, 1919-1921
In: Buildings
By: Erin Brasell
May 18, 2009
Neo-Mediterranean Home Architecture: A look into the Updated Mediterranean Home
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 18, 2009
Andrea Palladio and Palladian Style Architecture: A Venetian Architect whose work inspired Monticello, the White House
In: Architects
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 15, 2009
House Design and Home Improvement: Renovation of Developer Built Homes Using an Architect
In: House Architecture
By: Andree Iffrig
May 13, 2009
Greek Revival Homes in America: This 1800s Home Represented Growth for Americans Everywhere
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 11, 2009
The Meyer May Home in Grand Rapids, Michigan: An Example of Frank Lloyd Wright's Famous Prairie Style Architecture
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 10, 2009
Design by Charles and Ray Eames: Mid 20th Century Modern Architecture, Furniture and Style
In: House Architecture
By: Andree Iffrig
May 7, 2009
Queen Anne Home Architecture from the 1800s: The Castle-Like Style of this Victorian Architecture Make it Unique
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 6, 2009
Building Green and Water Conservation: Municipal Waterworks Facility an Eco Friendly Work Environment
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
May 6, 2009
Bungalow Style Homes and Architecture: This All-American Home Dominated Suburbs and Urban Areas for Decades
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
May 6, 2009
American Foursquare Homes: Architecture of this Prairie Box Home make it Uniquely American
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 29, 2009
Environmental Pro Forma for Green Architecture: Measures of Energy Consumption in Commercial Buildings and Homes
In: Buildings
By: Andree Iffrig
Apr 25, 2009
Downtown Revitalization in America: Bringing Life back to City Centers with Mixed Use Facilities
In: Buildings
By: Karen Perkins
Apr 20, 2009
Art Deco Style of Architecture: Leading the way for Futuristic and Modern Architecture
In: Architecture (general)
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 20, 2009
Googie Architecture: Futuristic Architecture from the 1950s and 1960s
In: Architecture (general)
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 17, 2009
Free City Tours Cater to Jane Jacobs Fans: Jane’s Walk Celebrates the Walkable City and Urban Neighborhoods
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Apr 17, 2009
French Colonial Architecture: Romantic Homes with Caribbean, French and West Indies Influences
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 17, 2009
Adobe and Pueblo Style Architecture: Eco-Friendly Earth Homes are the Latest in Home Revival Styles
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 15, 2009
Stadium for Rice Institute, nee Houston Stadium: College Football Played on Campus Since 1950
In: Buildings
By: Marie Brannon
Apr 15, 2009
Mid 19th Century Italianate Architecture: Reminiscent of Italian Villas, the Picturesque Home is Quite a Sight
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Apr 14, 2009
All About Dutch Colonial Homes: The Barn-Like Appearance of This Home Make it Unique
In: House Architecture
By: Jennifer Gittins
Mar 31, 2009
Urban Design of Compact Cities: Increasing Residential Density and Housing Mix with Redevelopment
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Mar 30, 2009
Urban Planning with Smart Growth Principles: Sustainable Growth Guidelines for Land Use and Transportation Design
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Mar 30, 2009
Reurbanization and Sustainable Growth in Cities: Scenario Planning Informs Urban Development in Calgary
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Mar 30, 2009
Plan It Calgary and the City of the Future: Municipal Land Use Planning Using Sustainable Principles
In: Architecture (general)
By: Andree Iffrig
Mar 22, 2009
Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House in Chicago: Prairie Style Building Integrates Passive Cooling with Iconic Design
In: House Architecture
By: Andree Iffrig
Mar 8, 2009
Not So Big Remodeling: A New Book by Sarah Susanka and Marc Vassallo
In: House Architecture
By: Sheila Gaquin
Mar 8, 2009
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon: The Second Wonder of the World
In: Buildings
By: Terry Long
Mar 6, 2009
The Great Pyramid: The First Wonder of the World
In: Buildings
By: Terry Long
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