Architecture: Websites

ArchDaily keeps readers up-to-date on architectural projects and products, and features listings of various architecture competitions. The publication also writes eye-opening features on overlooked topics such as designing with indigenous communities, how the path to licensure has changed over time, and new ethics guidelines focusing on harassment.

Architect Magazine spotlights practice, technology, and continuing education topics, to name a few. Through commentary on education, sustainability, and professional ethics, readers are encouraged to learn more about all aspects of architecture.

For the past 125 years, Architectural Record has provided award-winning commentary on education, technology, and other industry news. With a thorough coverage of all-things architecture, the magazine’s work ranges from articles about emerging trends to the latest updates on architecture exhibits in your area.

Bob Borson’s blog provides insight on licensure, creativity, and the day-to-day experience as a Texas architect. With humorous posts on conference calls and gift guides, accompanied by sketching tutorials and other helpful tips, Borson puts a face to the profession, making it more personable and approachable for budding architects.

Study Architecture is a great starting point for students looking to learn more about the steps toward licensure. The website features a quiz to match students with a program, plus a user-friendly roadmap that breaks down the path to becoming an architect. Keep in mind, many jurisdictions require a degree from a program accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB).