Articles tagged "Opinion"

From Asia to North America, these top cities are leading the way in architectural advancement.

Steve Ramos is passionate about design and architecture. He is the founder of the BUILDINGS ARE COOL blog, an Architect for LS3P in Charleston, S.C., and working on his first book, Breaking the Box: Explode out of Architecture School to a Successful Career as an Architect. One of the most important and overlooked traits for…

“Most of my vacations end with a camera full of pictures … of architecture. So what gives? Why do ar chitects feel the NEED to travel?”

Architectural rendering techniques have gotten out of hand, argues Traci Beilharz of VIATechnik.

City halls are something of an architectural oddity. They are vital to the overriding functionality of a place and impact our lives every day, yet they often have no physical connection with the general public, standing as urban ornaments that can appear more like abstract symbols than vibrant civic hubs. The truth of the matter…

“Architects should become owners,” argues architecture student turned developer Brandon Donnelly. “T hey should insert themselves into the development process.”

After 150 years since his birth, Wright’s buildings will stand the test of time.

Overtime has the potential to be a positive influence on your career and life — but it is certainly not for everyone.

Young architect Samantha Raburn Markham discusses what she would like to see change in architecture in the next five to 10 years.