I Want To Be An Architect
A great place to begin for kids interested in buildings and design, this site provides a basic introduction to a career in the architectural profession. The site is organized in a clear and easy to understand manner that is helpful for visitors of any age.
Architectural Record
As the official journal of the American Institute of Architects, Architectural Record provides a healthy array of articles, information, and special features on all aspects of architecture. This online companion to the print journal also provides some special features such as an interactive portfolio of Frank Gehry's recently completed Experience Music Project (EMP) and the Rose Center for Space and Earth by the Polshek Partnership.
AIAS
This site by American Institute of Architecture Students provides a community for students engaged in the study of architecture with information about events, competitions, employment, and more. Associated with the American Institute of Architects, AIAS is the student voice on the boards of the various organizations which govern the discipline of architecture.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
The National Trust for Historic Preservation maintains a register of historic buildings and offers opportunities to learn about the history and architecture of cities throughout the U.S. The site includes information and resources helpful for architects, building owners, and educators.
The Skyscraper Museum
Explore the tallest buildings in the world at this site solely devoted to the giants of the built environment; skyscrapers. The Skyscraper Museum provides a vast amount of information and facts about these marvels of design and engineering.
Frank Lloyd Wright
What list of sites about architecture would be complete without an introduction to the master American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright? PBS provides this beautiful online companion to the documentary featuring a biography of the life and buildings designed by this famous architect.
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