Luis Barragan architect (and colourist). The Barragan Foundation is (oddly?) based in Switzerland and has a portfolio of his projects on their website.
A Cecil Balmond profile from 2001.
Architecture Australia obituary for Jeffrey Howlett 1928-2005, written by Geoffrey London
This architecture resource guide is a good way to start accessing the collection of the State Library of Victoria. Also try the database for photos of many old Victorian buildings.
Very busy forums, usually talking about particular buildings and their stats.
“Inhabitat.com is a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future.”
Design blog beaming from Auckland. A bit quiet on last visit.
New Zealand architecture blog with international coverage.
So many buildings, so little time. Archdaily is big and it’s busy.
“Exploring the edges of everything”. A design blog staffed by a bevvy of multinationals, architecture posts are plentiful.
Commercial web site for all things greenish (meaning plenty of ads). Many articles posted every day, and a busy forum.
Architectural TV from Chile (though the vids are worldwide and usually in English).
An occasional event at which many interesting designery folk make short presentations. PK is the brain child of those always innovative Tokyo architects Klein Dytham.
Lots to read still in this architecture-meets-slick-modern-lifestyle magazine. The website is newsy and continually updated.
An MIT Architecture Department journal put together ‘bi-annually’ by which I think they mean twice a year.. Sometimes articles are displayed – otherwise they are just listed by title.
Online only. A bit quiet for the last two years, but still containing a large pile of profiles of architects.