Summer Fun: A Book and The Biltmore
/Erik Larson’s award winning historical non-fiction novel The Devil in The White City mixes murder and mystery with the celebration of an architectural design feat that inspires!
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Erik Larson’s award winning historical non-fiction novel The Devil in The White City mixes murder and mystery with the celebration of an architectural design feat that inspires!
Read MoreA review of a modernist architectural icon, Louis Kahn’s Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth Texas.
Read MoreA lens captures a treasure trove of architectural delights due to this Central Europe city’s history!
Read MoreDiscover how a quick get-away to this small and unassuming Central American Country showcased a colorful culture rich with life and provided plenty of opportunity for big adventures!
Read MoreThe Spring and Early-Summer is a the perfect time to shake off Winter by exploring the outdoor designs of local parks and gardens. Many of these wonderful opportunities are close-by and are FREE!
Read MoreA five day trip to this Scandinavian city is a perfect end-of-Summer getaway!
Read MoreScouting for inspiration for a new student project leads to an afternoon of exploring an unexpectedly elegant series of galleries at a nearby museum.
Read MoreA look at Iceland, currently one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. What’s the big draw? One word: Extreme!
Read MoreA visit to the Big Apple gives a new appreciation of its concentration of stellar architecture and what’s on top.
Read MoreA look back at travel study with students exploring the rustic and beautiful Italy and its rich architectural roots.
Read MoreConnecting a diverse design community in a framework constructed for sharing information, inspiring collaboration and creating opportunities.
Santiago Calatrava’s buildings are known for their engineering creativity. Positioned on Lake Michigan, Calatrava’s modern addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum has giant wings that elegantly unfold to signify the opening of the museum each day. This captivating structure has become a major icon of the city.
Frank Lloyd Wright, America's most famous architect, is known for transitioning through many styles in his career. This circular modern design built in 1959, has all the symbolism and elements expected in a church yet still appears bold and contemporary.
Paris France is one of the greatest cities in the world for architecture and design. This image was taken from atop the Arc de Triomphe and shows one of the cities spacious boulevards leading toward the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
Designed originally for the World’s Fair and Expo of 1967, Moshe Safdie’s cascading modernist housing complex was designed so each unit was on its own floor with a private outdoor terrace.