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Emporis Buildings - International Database about Buildings,
Construction and the Real-Estate industry
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Architectstudent.net
- This web
site has been designed to provide architect students from around the world
with a forum, where study relevant material and information can be
accessed and shared
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Sapling.info & The Architecture, Planning & Landscape
Information Gateway
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Architecture on the Web - A web
resource guide to architecture which includes links to major sites in
history, theory, and design. Famous architects
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Boston Society of Architects
- The
Boston Society of Architects(BSA), the largest chapter of the American
Institute of Architects, is a professional association for building
industry professionals in Massachusetts providing programs and resources
that enhance the practice of architecture and the public understanding of
design
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Architecture.com - Royal Institute of British Architects
- This site "describes RIBA activities, has
links to 1000 architectural websites, and contains several large databases
including the RIBA Library Catalogue, Directories of RIBA Practices and
Members, the RIBA Bookshop, and RIBA Product Selector
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ProFile on the Web
- ProFile on the
Web is a search engine for locating architecture firms and businesses in
the United States.
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Architects
USA - Architects USA is a directory listing of over
30,000 architectural firms in the USA. Our goal is to connect architects and
clients with an easy to use search system. We also provide Web services for
architects
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National
Building Museum
- Created by an act of Congress, the National
Building Museum is America’s premier cultural institution dedicated to
exploring and celebrating architecture, design, engineering, construction, and
urban planning
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Castles
of Britain
- Castles Unlimited was formed in recognition of
the necessity to preserve these relics of history. We are dedicated to the
promotion and study of British Castles. Our goals are educating and
stimulating people to explore the castles for themselves. We hope you will
become involved in the preservation of these wonderful structures. We offer
several services and information which may be of interest to you
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Golden
Gate Bridge -
Official web site for the internationally
recognized Golden Gate Bridge
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Roman
Architecture
- As far as Roman Architecture goes, it is
difficult to compare it with that of other nations, because the Romans applied
architecture to so many and such varied purposes, and so constructed monuments
involving both architectural and engineering skill, as to make it doubtful to
what class they belonged. The Romans were the first people to treat
architecture as a minister to the numberless needs of a great nation. Before
them, except in the Greek theatres, it had served the gods, the royal
families, and the dead, alone
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Architecture
Through the Ages
- This web page discusses the many types of
architecture and the many ways they have shaped our lives. In this
comprehensive guide, you will learn about architecture from the great Maya to
the building of cathedrals
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Sydney
Opera House
- Welcome to the official Sydney Opera House web
site. Come and find out all about one of the world's most famous buildings
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Archibot
- Architecture news and discussion with a focus
on design
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The
Canberra House
- The Canberra House profiles significant modern
residential architecture in Canberra, Australia's capital. The site also
features architect biographies, an explanation of architectural styles and a
history of Canberra
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Climatic
Design of Buildings - An Overview
- Climate has a major effect on building
performance and energy consumption. The process of identifying, understanding
and controlling climatic influences at the building site is perhaps the most
critical part of building design
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The
High-Rise Pages - The tallest buildings, skyscrapers, high-rises, tv-towers, bridges, churches and other tall structures from all over the world
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Dams
- Learn about dams - the biggest and costly
structures we build
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Green
Home Building - Greenhomebuilding.com focuses on sustainable
architecture, natural building, solar energy, ecology, water and forest
conservation, recycling, greenhouses, adobe, cob, strawbale, cordwood,
papercrete, earthbag and vernacular architecture, with related resources of
books, videos and links
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Frederick
Law Olmsted
- A resource page on the life and works of
Frederick Law Olmsted, the greatest of 19th century American landscape
architects, whose projects included New York's Central Park, the Emerald
Necklace of Boston, the U.S. Capitol grounds, and many more parks and
landscapes in the United States
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