Ireland: The Emerald Isle in 10 Days
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In commemoration of St Patrick’s Day, a blog post visually celebrating the charm and beauty of Ireland experienced in 10 Days.
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Places and Perspectives
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A rare opportunity to tour the Vanna Venturi House exposes the hidden beauty of a Postmodern architectural icon.
Read MoreBarcelona and the Great Gaudi
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A recent trip to Barcelona showcases the work of Antoni Gaud, Spain’s most famous architect, and confirms why the city is among the most popular destinations visited in Europe.
Read MoreDrawn to a New Kind of Travel Experience
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During a recent trip abroad with architecture students a professor follows his own instructions and draws.
Read MoreFinding Frank: FLW across the USA
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A journey with students to a rural area of Pennsylvania showcasing two Frank Lloyd Wright designs minutes from each other, offers the opportunity to compare his most famous house, Fallingwater, and a Usonian style house designed 20 years later.
Read MoreEyeing Design and The Amateur Advantage
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An Architectural Photo Tour of Annapolis with photographer Stephen Rosenbach exposes some of the historic city’s impressive design elements.
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Phillip Johnson: A Landscape Architect?
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Could you live in an all glass house? Take a tour of Phillip Johnson's most controversial project and decide for yourself.
Read MoreChicago By Boat
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A recent journey on The Chicago Architecture Foundation’s River Cruise highlights the city's rich architectural history.
Read MoreNewport Rhode Island goes old school
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A road trip to Newport Rhode Island reveals a concentration of mansions from the Gilded Age of American history, highlighting the architecture of Richard Morris Hunt and the registered National Historic District, Bellevue Avenue.
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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.