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80 ARQUITECTURA Y EDUCACIÓN 10/10 _ Bonsai arquitectos Con el post de hoy terminamos la serie de #eudarq10 que con tanta ilusión y entusiasmo se ha desarrollado a lo cargo de estos casi 3 meses en nuestro blog. Mil gracias a todos los participantes, !ha sido de lo más enriquecedora! Así que, os animamos a echar un ojo a este último post firmado por la pareja de arquitectos, Eva Chacón y Luis Llopis. 5 capacidades para la formación del arquitecto La Universidad actual forma arquitectos preparados para hacer frente a un abanico enorme de posibilidades, pero con perfiles de especialización bajos, no aptos para competir en un mundo donde la información fluye a gran velocidad, y donde la clave es aprender a aprender, y estar preparado para el cambio, para la mutación. En la ‘cadena de producción’ académica, ¿quién se plantea seriamente qué tipo de profesionales demanda la Sociedad? Mientras tanto, en la calle, otras profesiones nos ganan la carrera, nos la siguen ganando todos los días. Capacidad de discernimiento.

LandscapeOnline.com :: Home WAI Architecture Think Tank List of architecture magazines List of notable architecture magazines English or multilingual[edit] Other languages[edit] Architecture and Construction Magazine فصلنامه معماری و ساختمان (fa)طراح (fa) The first Scientific Journal of Architecture (and all other aspects of Design).[1]AG magazin Serbian magazine for construction.Arquitectura y Diseño Spanish magazine for contermporary architecture and designCriticat french architecture journalDeutsche Bauzeitung German monthly, est. 1867MANZAR (Landscape (paysage)), Persian: منظر (fa) the Scientific Journal of Landscape[2]Naghsh-e No-e (The New Design, Persian: نقش نو) First Persian weekly for contemporary architecture and design in Iran References[edit]

66 Most Popular Architecture Websites The other day I was wondering if ArchDaily updated its YAMoPo -- Yet Another Most Popular Site Ranking -- of architecture websites. Well, apparently the last one was in 2009 (the same year as Eikongraphia's last MoPo ranking of architecture blogs), and since things have changed a good deal in these short two years I figured it was time somebody did a new ranking. Like ArchDaily, the rankings are based on Alexa, so I could use one resource for compiling the below list of 66 English-language websites*. The rankings are based on Alexa's Global Traffic Rank for July 11, 2011; their rank is a measure of a site's popularity over the past three months based on the combination of visitors and pageviews**. A more thorough ranking may have taken other things into account (Facebook fans, Twitter followers, RSS subscribers, etc.), but I'll leave that to somebody else willing to spend the time and effort on such a list.

Frank Dresmé | Taste Magazine v12 Every year, at the start of the boarding season, Taste brings two snowboard magazines. These issues get re-designed every year. For four years 21bis | Frank Dresmé is the art director and designer of these magazines, with - from time to time - some special help by From-The-Hill. Taste Snowboard Magazine – Volume 12 – Covers n+1 | Aquí también hay que leer compulsivamente (LFC) World Architecture News, Official Home Page, architecture news, architecture jobs Urban Transects Revisited #2 ? Free Association Design (F.A.D.) Thanks for all the comments on the urban transects revisited post – an engaged and wonderfully broad ranging conversation. I think a common thread in the dialogue is that an urban transect has the most research and application value as a method of interpreting and intervening in the city when its multilayered, openly adaptive (both in relationship to the environments in which it is applied and to its own embedded methodologies), and expressive of spatial and physical qualities. In the spirit of that conversation, I’ve pulled together other transects I’ve come across that demonstrate a diversity of approaches to achieve different effects than the two transects already discussed. These are the ones that have surfaced thus far – a mix of highly analytical to completely physical experiences. The Dérive French situationists were pioneers of exploring the spatial, physical and pychological effects of the city, circa the late 19505- 1960s. Guy Dubord’s “Naked City” And More recently… Others…?

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