As blogging and social media are becoming a commonality between companies today, I decided to pick my top 10 favorite architecture blogs. These blogs give advice, tips, and great insight into what the current issue and trends our in the Architecture industry. There numbering does not relate to any ranking, but listed alphabetically.
1. A Daily Dose of Architecture: John Hill, an architectural student in New York, covers a pretty daily architectural journal from America’s mid-west. His well-written blog attracts many designers and architects.
2. anArchitecture: Vienna, Austria resident Christoph Wassmann blog is a auditorium for the latest links and opinions that are focused on architectural thinking.
3. Archinect: Bringing together different disciplines from all over the world, Archinect allows the openness to discuss new ideas hitting the industry.
4. BLDGBLOG: Geoff Manaugh, editor of BLDGBLOG provides a interesting and exciting arena for “architectural conjecture,” “urban speculation, and “landscape futures.
5. Inhabitat: Inhabitat follows the new and developing technologies, practices, and materials that allow architects insight to the sustainability movement.
6. Interactive Architecture: Editor Glynn Ruairi covers emerging architectural and artistic practices. He teaches at the Bartlett, UCL and is an associate lecturer at Central Saint Martin College, UAL.
7. Revit3D: For all you Revit users out there! Gregory Arkin, Revit evangelist, shares his knowledge with tips and advice on using the Revit software.
8. Revit-Bim: Squidoo host a collection of Revit/Bim related blogs with information, insights, and tips on what is currently going on with the popular program.
9. Revit: David Light, currently employed as the Revit specialist from HOK London, Light focuses on building smart design principles. With tutorials, tools, and tips Light points the direction on Revit.
10. Super Colossal: Sydney based Marcus Trimble is a design tutor at the University of Sydney. Trimble offers insight into architectural insight also providing archives at his former site.
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