As you find materials to include in your annotated bibliography, think about where those materials come from. What sources (eg. the magazine, not the article) are helpful for architecture students to know about? What sources did you discover that you want to come back and read regularly? Who do you want to follow on social media? Add as many sources (again by source I mean, eg. the magazine, not the article) in a comment to help us generate a shared list.
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On Twitter, I recently started following Race | Space, @RaceSpaceArch. Who else do you follow on Twitter in the architecture realm?
As an architecture student I like to follow architecture pages on Instagram. Two pages I enjoy are @architectureoskar and @archdaily. Both are great pages to follow on Instagram since you get sense of all the new and contemporary architecture around the world. These pages are always active as well.
Thanks for sharing these, Kevin! @archdaily is also on Twitter, if anyone is interested. I find Twitter easier because you don’t have to be logged in to view the content, meaning you don’t have to have an account but can still search for someone you want to read.
Any other suggestions out there? Any blogs or Pinterest boards? Any online magazines? Any read any print magazines?!
Some of the pages I like to follow on Twitter are @ArchDaily and @architecturehub. @Architecturehub is personally my favorite because it shows a different kinds of buildings from all over.
Thanks for the suggestions, SinaiB! I started following @ArchDaily after Kevin’s recommendation, and I’ve just added @ArchitectureHub, plus a few others that Twitter recommended based on that follow.
I like to be open with the ideas I researched in the project not just Architecture pages but opinions on other thoughts.