Architect Blogs

by Marshall Mayer — last modified Jan 04, 2012 04:12 AM

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These blogs are from architects and designers dedicated to modern and green housing who are documenting their processes.

our house at 3/8″

by bob from Vermont Architect - Robert Swinburne (other blog) — Feb 07, 2012 01:06 AM

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My 5 year old daughter should be pleased on Christmas morning. This is our house at 3/8″ = 1′ in Basswood

What I did this weekend

by bob from Vermont Architect - Robert Swinburne (other blog) — Feb 07, 2012 01:06 AM

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Got busy over the weekend and added this: Samuel Alden Swinburne born 2/4/2012 to this: Charlotte Farrin Swinburne born 10/26/2006

VSH1 youtube video

by bob from Vermont Architect - Robert Swinburne (other blog) — Feb 03, 2012 01:07 AM

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I forgot about this

rainwater harvesting

by Mark Meyer from designSTUDIOmodern (other blog) — Jan 26, 2012 11:51 AM

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The amazing and prolific storms that moved through central Texas yesterday and last night got us to thinking about rainwater harvesting systems again. We've been proponents of the idea since WAY back to our first project out at Deep Eddy...

furry models

by Michelle from Michelle Kaufmann Studio (other blog) — Jan 25, 2012 01:07 AM

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It used to be that architectural photographs were famous for having strategically placed colorful fruit amidst a minimal geometric palette. Then Dwell magazine’s Fruit Bowl Manifesto changed all of that and transformed architectural photography to be more tactile and accessible by including people, and especially cute kids. However, when judging 800 entries for Residential Architect Magazines [...]

Angles and Curves

by bob from Vermont Architect - Robert Swinburne (other blog) — Jan 23, 2012 01:06 AM

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I was recently sent a “suggested” floor plan for a renovation project that gave me a good laugh. It was for an old house where rooms opened to each other gracefully and the back parts of the building (not original) … Continue reading →

Lasalle Bioswale

by greg from jacksonville architects - content design group (other blog) — Jan 21, 2012 01:06 AM

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Recently we had the pleasure of working with a local team who designed and constructed a bioswale next to the San Marco Library. The bioswale was designed to replace the existing large and diseased live [...]

JAX Chamber: Downtown’s New Front Door

by jason from jacksonville architects - content design group (other blog) — Jan 21, 2012 01:06 AM

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In the spring of 2011 we responded to a request for proposals from the JAX Chamber, titled Downtown’s New Front Door, a Project to Inspire Revitalization. The Chamber knew that numerous building systems in their [...]

architectural landscape

by Michelle from Michelle Kaufmann Studio (other blog) — Jan 17, 2012 01:07 AM

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Big Sur is a magical place. The mixture of epic landscape and architectural land forms not only expose the delicate balance of multiple types of life, but simultaneously create a sense of peace. It is impossible to spend time in this place without feeling invigorated with inspiration. We spent the holiday weekend there hiking and visiting the [...]