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The British Museum | |||
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The 24-hour Museum (National Virtual Museum) | |||
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America from the Great Depression to WWII: photographs from the Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information collection — US Library of Congress | |||
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American Civil Liberties Union | |||
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Amiens cathedral — Columbia University site, designed for people with amazing eyesight | |||
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The Art Bin — cultural politics, art, literature, music &c. | |||
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Archipelago — arts, culture, human rights | |||
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Art Crimes — a gallery of graffiti | |||
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Arts Journal — a digest of some of the best arts and cultural journalism | |||
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Auschwitz — official Site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial & Museum in Oswiecim, Poland | |||
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Auschwitz: The world remembers: The Guardian, 28 January, 2005 | |||
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Auschwitz: The Last Expression: Art from Auschwitz — plus essays and information | |||
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Auschwitz: Art of an Auschwitz Survivor — Jan Komski | |||
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Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History & Diplomacy — Yale Law School; includes on-line human rights archive | |||
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Avant Guide — on-line culture magazine: ‘insiders’ guides to progressive culture’ | |||
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The BBC History pages | |||
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The BBC web guide: history — an excellent links page | |||
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Berlin Wall & other Berlin links — on the Germany pop-up | |||
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Books: Society, Politics & Philosophy on Amazon | |||
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Budapest Ten Day Calendar — on the Budapest Sun site; music, theatre, galleries & museums | |||
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Bulgaria: EU candidate country | |||
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Business & the Holocaust: Stock Maven — are familiar names in commerce linked with WWII atrocities, and are they fulfilling their responsibilities now? | |||
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John Calvin: The Necessity of Reforming the Church (1543) | |||
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Cave painting at Lascaux — wonderful | |||
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Censorship — University of Virginia mini-site | |||
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Centre National d’Art & de Culture Georges Pompidou — English available | |||
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Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisbon — English available (on PDF) | |||
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Central Europe Review — excellent news, arts & culture portal; related to Transitions On-line (q.v.) | |||
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Charter 77 text | |||
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China
China Human Rights Fact Sheet: Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights
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Human Rights in China — an excellent, ride-ranging site
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Human Rights Watch: China & Tibet
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China Underground — culture & travel site (not an organ of the Chinese government)
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Falun Gong Human Rights Working Group — China’s torture and murder of practitioners of a form of meditation
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A Gwei Lo in the Midst (an Anglo-Saxon in China) by Robert Clements
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Chinese Cultural Revolution — a new exhibition in Budapest reveals posters, objects and photos from 1966 to 1976
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Chinatown’s year of the damp squib — the authorities have taken the spark out of Chinese new year | |||
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Cold War Museum — US organisation: just an internet museum at present, but a substantial resource | |||
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Croatia: EU relations with south-eastern Europe | |||
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Cuba: Lonely Planet | |||
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Cuba — illustrated essay by photographer Adam Kufeld | |||
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Cuba — official culture site | |||
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Culture Kiosque — multi-lingual cultural news from around the world | |||
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Culture Vulture — ‘A somewhat haphazard and idiosyncratic sharing of matters cultural’ | |||
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Czech Republic culture & travel resources | |||
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The Drum, Aston, Birmingham — arts venue dedicated to promoting African, Asian and Caribbean arts and cultural activities | |||
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Dublin: Historic Heart project | |||
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Egypt: The Theban Mapping Project — Egyptology: current reports on the TMP’s activities in KV5 & coverage of the artifacts & wall reliefs that are being revealed daily | |||
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Egypt: The Upuant Project | |||
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The Egyptian Museum | |||
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Eisteddfod: the National Eisteddfod of Wales | |||
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English Heritage | |||
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European Cultural Foundation | |||
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Europa: Europe & Culture | |||
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Euro Culture | |||
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Euro Festival Info Centre | |||
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Festival of Britain — 1963 essay by Michael Frayn in the Guardian | |||
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Festival of Britain — Adam Nicholson from Regeneration. The Story of the Dome | |||
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Fingerprint of the 20th Century — millennial exhibition presented by the Budapest History Museum | |||
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Freedom Forum — us-based ‘non-partisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people’ | |||
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Freedom House — human rights organisation | |||
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Freedom of the Press — country-by-country report published by Freedom House (q.v.) | |||
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Germany: culture & travel links | |||
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The J. Paul Getty Museum | |||
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Ghetto: In the ghetto with Polanski — Roman Polanski revisits the Warsaw ghetto in the Guardian 22/6/01 | |||
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Global nomads on World Weave | |||
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HAPAX French resources — French art & culture | |||
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Harwich History — a fascinating suite of pages | |||
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The Hermitage Museum (English language available) | |||
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Holidays on the Net — the story behind each of a handful of holidays from different cultures: Ramadan, Purim, Easter &c. | |||
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The Holocaust: remember.org | |||
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The Holocaust History Project — a lot of material | |||
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Holocaust Images | |||
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Human Rights & Europe: Foreign Office report — PDF | |||
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Human Rights Watch — several languages available | |||
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Hungary: EU candidate country — archived notes | |||
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Hungarian Cultural Centre, London | |||
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Hungary: ‘Sterilised against her will’ — Budapest Sun | |||
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Hungary: 1956, anti-semitism and David Irving — Budapest Sun | |||
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Hungary: heritage: Our past preserved — Budapest Sun | |||
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Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery, Glasgow | |||
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Jan Hus — biography & commentary by Chris Gerrish (two pages without a link) | |||
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Iceland Culture | |||
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Identity cards in the UK — Guardian report | |||
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International Council of Museums (ICOM) | |||
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International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia | |||
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The Invention of Popular Culture — how we had to create high culture before we could have low culture (The Guardian) | |||
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Iraq Museum, Baghdad — includes some excellent archive photographs from the 1920s | |||
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Iran Heritage Foundation | |||
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Japan: Kyoto National Museum — a treat | |||
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Jewish.co.uk | |||
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Centre for Jewish History, New York | |||
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Jewish Museum, New York | |||
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Justice or mercy for ex-communists? — the implication being that these cannot be the same thing — BBC, 15/5/01 | |||
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Language skills & European integration: The Guardian | |||
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Linguaphone — teach-yourself language courses | |||
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Make Poverty History | |||
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Martin Luther: Selected Works | |||
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Martin Luther King Jr Papers Project, Stanford University | |||
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Maritime Museum, Greenwich | |||
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Marshall Plan: BBC — US plan for funding European reconstruction after WW2; shaped Europe for 40 years | |||
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Marshall Plan: Library of Congress — fiftieth anniversary site | |||
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Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool | |||
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Movement for Decocratic Change, Zimbabwe | |||
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Museum of London | |||
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Muslim Spain & European Culture | |||
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National Academy of Design (us) | |||
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National Museum & Gallery of Wales, Cardiff | |||
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National Museum of Science & Industry | |||
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Nations in Transit — they mean ‘transition’; published annually by Freedom House, focusing on 27 former Communist states | |||
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Natural History Museum | |||
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Newspapers: downbrowing? | |||
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Open Net Initiative — monitoring internet censorship | |||
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Perforations — art, music, media, cultural theory & criticism | |||
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Photo London — ‘Gateway to London’s public photographic collections’ | |||
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Plastic.com — hard to explain | |||
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Poland: Polish workers win trade union rights: BBC 30/8/80 | |||
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Poland: Warsaw Ghetto: Warsaw Jews mark uprising — ‘the small Jewish community in Warsaw held a ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of the uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto’ | |||
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Poles blamed for wartime massacres — ‘at least 30 organised massacres of Jews in Poland during WWII were carried out by local people rather than occupying Nazis’ | |||
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Post-Modern Culture — ‘the leading electronic journal of interdisciplinary thought on contemporary cultures’ | |||
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Postwar Britain: Arts Council, J.M. Keynes and postwar British cultural policy — The Guardian | |||
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Postwar Britain: From clubmen to clubbing — The Guardian | |||
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Postwar Britain: From sages to celebrities — The Guardian | |||
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Potsdam conference, July-August 1945: Foreign Office documents — overview, British impressions of Berlin & Potsdam; minutes, notes & records of meetings involving Churchill, Truman, Eden, Attlee, Bevin, Stalin, Molotov | |||
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Preserving the past — ten historical sites in the Czech Republic are protected as UNESCO World Heritage sites | |||
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Project Judaica Foundation | |||
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Racial discrimmination / apartheid
Photographs of signs enforcing racial discrimination – documentation by Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographers — US Library of Congress
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Radio Berlin — with links to other stations | |||
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Radio Free Asia — US government propaganda operation, but useful nevertheless | |||
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Rock music defeated communism | |||
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Roma: A Brief History — Patrin Web Journal | |||
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Roma in Central Europe
‘Killing Anastazia’ and ‘Off the Map: life in an abandoned mining town’ — photo-essays in the Prague Post
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Roma in Hungary: equal rights under the law — in the Budapest Sun | |||
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Romania: EU candidate country | |||
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Russia: Gateway to Russia .com — culture, news & travel information | |||
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The Russian State Museum — English language available | |||
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Salon — on-line culture, arts and lit magazine | |||
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Serbia: Government web-site | |||
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The Smithsonian Institution | |||
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The Smithsonian Magazine | |||
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The Sphinx Temple — articles, photos, maps, movies | |||
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Spike — on-line magazine ‘picking the brains of popular culture’ | |||
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Students for a Free Tibet (see also Free Tibet Campaign above) | |||
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Time magazine | |||
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Townpages — a network of sites dedicated to individual British towns | |||
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Trade Justice Movement — campaigning for trade justice – not free trade – with the rules weighted to benefit poor people and the environment | |||
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Transitions Online — news & culture portal; related to Central Europe Review (q.v.) | |||
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UNESCO world heritage list | |||
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UNHCR | |||
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Variant — ‘in-depth coverage in the context of broader social, political & cultural issues’ | |||
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Victoria and Albert Museum | |||
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Virtual Museum of Computing | |||
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Lech Wa³esa — Time magazine profile & Nobel Foundation biography | |||
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World Civilisations — Washington State University: a huge & valuable educational resource with great scope (in two parts) | |||
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World War II & the Looted Art Problem — Museum Security Network; an excellent resources page | |||
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WWW Virtual Library: Culture | |||
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Yiddish culture — building a European Centre for Yiddish Culture | |||
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The Zinoviev Letter — chapter & verse | |||
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Zagreb Fairs | |||
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ADAM — art, design, architecture & media information gateway; due for replacement soon, but still working | |||
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AJ Specification — companion site to Architects’ Journal (q.v.); free registration compulsory | |||
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Alvar Aalto Foundation — museum, archives & academy | |||
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American Architectural Foundation — ‘helping people understand the importance of architecture in their lives’ | |||
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Amiens cathedral — Columbia University site | |||
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Angle photography & design — architectural photography | |||
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ArchE — architecture e-zine | |||
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Archéire — Irish architecture | |||
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Archinform — international architectural database with over 10,000 built and unbuilt projects; also in German | |||
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Archiseek — architectural news & entertaining message-board; part of Archéire | |||
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Architects’ Network — architects, architecture schools, construction supplies and architecture publications | |||
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Architects’ Journal — indispensable; now a pay site | |||
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Architectural Association School of Architecture, London | |||
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Architectural Digest (Condé Nast) — subscription only | |||
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Architectural Record | |||
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Architectural Review | |||
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Architecture | |||
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Architecture & Allied Arts Library: University of Oregon | |||
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Architecture Asia — architecture & design network (includes Australia & New Zealand) | |||
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Architecture Café — excellent site; some if it is even in English | |||
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Architecture & Fine Arts Library, University of Florida | |||
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Architecture For All — joint project between RIBA and the V&A | |||
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Architecture For Humanity — ‘non-profit organisation to promote architectural & design solutions to global, social & humanitarian crises’ | |||
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Architecture Forum | |||
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Architecture Foundation — ‘aims to promote the importance of high quality contemporary architecture’ | |||
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Architecture Hate Page — from BBVH Architecture, Rotterdam; pretty self-explanatory, this one | |||
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Architecture Papers — ‘hundreds of examples of research papers, reports, & essays critically analysing key topics in this demanding field’ | |||
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Architecture Week | |||
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The Ark, Hammersmith, London — site dedicated to Ralph Erskine’s ocean-going office-block (above) and Galinsky’s page | |||
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Arkhitekturny Vestnik — comprehensive English summary of Russian magazine | |||
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Architosh — dedicated to Mac-based architects & CAD professionals | |||
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Architronic — an electronic journal of architecture | |||
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Arcology — architecture/ecology: Arcosanti | |||
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Arcspace.com | |||
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Art & Architecture — ‘a cross discipline resource which advocates a better quality built environment for all’ | |||
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Art of architecture — browse the architecture theme pages of on-line art dealers PicassoMio | |||
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Art & Architecture — excellent uk site run by the Courtauld Institute | |||
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Art & Architecture Library, UCSB — resources rather than original material, but substantial | |||
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Art Deco & modernist architecture & art — resources | |||
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Art History Network — resource for art history, archaeology and architecture resources | |||
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Art Nouveau worldwide — historical and geographical guide to Nouveau architecture | |||
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Athens — University of Indiana architecture resource | |||
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Bankside Power Station, London (now the Tate Modern) — Tate site | |||
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Bauhaus architecture in Tel Aviv | |||
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The Bauhaus, modernism & domestic architecture — study by Kelly Oxborrow | |||
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BBC Broadcasting House: a potted history — background behind this superb 1930s building | |||
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BBC web-guide: architecture & design — an excellent links page | |||
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Berlin’s Buildings – Nazi past lives on: Deutsche Welle | |||
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Better Public Building (Prime Minister’s Better Public Building Award) | |||
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Birkhäuser, publishers — English & German available | |||
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Blok — Czech design & architecture magazine: English available | |||
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Books: Architecture — Amazon | |||
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Books: Modernism & Architecture — Amazon | |||
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Bristol: About Bristol — pictorial tour: comprehensive, interesting, horrible wallpaper... | |||
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Bristol & Bath RIBA — excellent site for professional or interested amateur | |||
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Centre for the Understanding of the Built Environment (CUBE) | |||
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Charlottenborg Palace, Copenhagen — a great page on Arcspace | |||
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Chinese rural architecture — photo tour & commentary | |||
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Chrysler Building — impressive private site | |||
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Churches of Kotor — English descriptions & photographs of battered Yugoslavian churches | |||
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Cities and Buildings Image Database — thousands of images of architecture & city views from around the world (University of Washington) | |||
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Classic Cafés — ‘often dismissed as “greasy spoons”, classic cafés are little gems of British vernacular high street design’ | |||
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Classicism: Dutch — on the Amsterdam Heritage site | |||
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Classicism: Victorian — classicism and classical revival in Victorian architecture — examples on Victorian Web | |||
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Commission for Architecture & the Built Environment (CABE) | |||
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The Concrete Centre — architectural resource (cannot be read at 800x600) | |||
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Le Corbusier — Time magazine’s People of the Century article | |||
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Le Corbusier — a resource | |||
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Le Corbusier / Pierre Jeanneret: Villa Savoye — Boston College page | |||
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Le Corbusier / Pierre Jeanneret: Villa Savoye — in French | |||
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Decopix — photos of art deco buildings around the world by Randy Juster | |||
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de la Warr Pavilion — links on the Art Deco resources page | |||
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Design Architecture — news, features, images | |||
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Design Week | |||
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Digital archive of architecture (Boston College) — image archive | |||
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Dublin architecture — excellent guide to Dublin’s architecture, lots of facts and images | |||
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Dublin: historic heart — complements the site above | |||
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Durham cathedral & castle — an impressive virtual tour | |||
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e-Architect — American Institute of Architects | |||
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Edinburgh Contemporary Architecture | |||
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Edinburgh World Heritage | |||
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Ellipsis — pretentious design but very interesting | |||
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Empire State Building: construction — nauseating photographs by L.W. Hine (New York Public Library) | |||
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Empire State Building: web-cam | |||
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English Architecture: Britain Express | |||
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An Evolutionary Architecture: an exhibition of the work of John Frazer and Diploma Unit 11 of the Architectural Association School of Architecture | |||
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Fat Channel — a large percentage of the content is barmey | |||
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Foster & Partners | |||
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Norman Foster Interview: Christian Science Monitor | |||
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Frauenkirche, Dresden — now rebuilt | |||
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Fred & Ginger: Gehry’s dancing building steps out in Prague — by Meghan Walsh from the Journal of the International Institute | |||
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Front Porch — essays on architecture and urban design | |||
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Galinsky: Modern Buildings | |||
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Gaudí Central — illustrated discussions of his works | |||
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Gaudí — photo tour of his work; text in Spanish | |||
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Frank O. Gehry: Master Architect — not exactly official | |||
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Cass Gilbert — Great Buildings Online | |||
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Glass, Steel & Stone — art & architecture around the world; eclectic; operates an architecture forum; also skyscraper web-ring | |||
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Godden Structural Engineering Slide Library, National Information Service for Earthquake Engineering, University of California, Berkeley — superb | |||
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Great Buildings Collection — excellent resource | |||
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Great Synagogue, Ostrog, Ukraine | |||
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Ancient Greek Architecture: Great Buildings Collection | |||
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Greek Art & Architecture — University of Colorado | |||
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Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners | |||
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Hartill Art Associates — architectural image library, including on-line galleries | |||
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Horta — Cupola Art Nouveau Architecture | |||
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Hundertwasser — official site, care of Kunst Haus Wien | |||
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Indian architecture discussion board | |||
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Institution of Structural Engineers | |||
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Interior Architecture: University of Oregon | |||
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Isfahan — Islamic architecture | |||
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Islamic Architecture — formidable: also covers history & art, including textiles, calligraphy, metalwork & ceramics | |||
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Islamic arts & architecture | |||
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Landscape Architecture: University of Oregon | |||
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Lava — architectural guide & gallery | |||
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The Lighthouse, Glasgow — ‘Scotland’s Centre for Architecture, Design & The City’ | |||
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Listed buildings: The Guardian — images | |||
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London Buildings — images with commentary; part of Peter Marshall’s London Photographs site (see also London’s Industrial Heritage below) | |||
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London’s Industrial Heritage — an amazing resource of photographs by Peter Marshall | |||
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Materia — architecture review | |||
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Medieval Art & Architecture: University of Pittsburgh — images | |||
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Message-board: World Architecture Community | |||
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Metropolis magazine — architecture and design | |||
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Midland Grand Hotel, Morecambe — Oliver Hill’s masterpiece | |||
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Millennium Bridge, London: Arup | |||
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Millennium Dome, London — resources | |||
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MIT School of Architecture & Planning | |||
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MIT Home of the Future Consortium | |||
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Modern Architecture — created for students by students; ‘We don’t want information given to us by someone who wants to sell us more on a CD’ | |||
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The Modern Movement: from here to modernity: Open University | |||
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The Moderne style — just a page, but a good page | |||
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A Momentary Vignette — architecture, design and art | |||
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Museum of Finnish Architecture — English available, though not completely | |||
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Museum of Modern Art (New York) dept. of Architecture and Design | |||
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National Building Museum — Washington, DC | |||
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Nazi architecture: Third Reich in Ruins — ‘photos of historical sites associated with the Third Reich (1933-45), both as they appeared while in use and as the remains appear today’ | |||
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New York City — ‘a study of New York City’s most striking architectural entities, its high-rise buildings’ | |||
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Oscar Niemeyer — official site | |||
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Notre Dame de Paris — Columbia University site (in English) | |||
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Orders of Architecture — a good introduction on Encarta | |||
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Oresund Bridge: Design Architecture | |||
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Ottoman architecture: The Bišcevic-Lakšic Complex, Mostar | |||
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Photographs of towns: Urban75.org | |||
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Pompeii: Art & Architecture | |||
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Portsmouth’s Infamous Architecture — two developments that no-one liked much | |||
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Preservation League of New York State — ‘dedicated to the protection of New York’s diverse and rich heritage of historic buildings, districts, and landscapes’ | |||
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Prince of Wales — speech: the Corporation of London Planning and Communication Committee’s Annual Dinner — Mansion House, London, 1 December, 1987 | |||
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The Pritzker Architecture Prize | |||
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Probert Encyclopaedia: Architecture — illustrated encyclopaedia & glossary | |||
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Pub Architecture (Portsmouth) — splendid picture gallery with notes | |||
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AWN Pugin — brief introduction | |||
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Queen Elizabeth II Great Court, British Museum — resources in the Architects’ Journal (Buro Happold) | |||
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Renaissance & Baroque Architecture: University of Virginia — images | |||
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Renzo Piano Building Workshop | |||
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Richard Rogers Partnership | |||
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Ancient Roman architecture: Great Buildings Collection | |||
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Roman architecture image gallery — excellent private site | |||
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Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) | |||
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Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) | |||
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— RIBA Bookshop | |||
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Russian Architecture — in English: excellent | |||
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L.A. Obscura: The Architectural Photography of Julius Schulman Julius Schuman: Modernity & the Metropolis — exhibition at the Getty | |||
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Scotcities — architecture of Glasgow & Edinburgh: excellent | |||
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Scotland: listed buildings — on the Historic Scotland site | |||
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Skyscraper Museum — devoted to the study of high-rise building, past, present and future | |||
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Society of Architectural Historians | |||
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Sustainable Towerblocks Initiative — ‘seeking to discover and implement ways to make Tower Blocks more sustainable places to live’ | |||
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Sydney Opera House and Jørn Utzon: book reviews in the London Review of Books | |||
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Symmetry in Architecture — Kim Williams, Architect | |||
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Tate Modern, London — see Bankside Power Station | |||
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Temple architecture | |||
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Alexander Thomson Society — ‘exists to promote the life and work of Scottish architect Alexander “Greek” Thomson’ | |||
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Theban Mapping Project — Egyptology: current reports on the TMP’s activities in KV5 & coverage of the artifacts & wall reliefs that are being revealed daily | |||
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Twentieth Century Society | |||
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Union of Architects of Russia — in English | |||
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Urban Planning – Information Sources: University of Oregon | |||
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Victoria & Albert Museum: Architecture – in collaboration with RIBA | |||
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Virtual City — Rice Design Alliance lectures | |||
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Vitruvio: architecture on the web — excellent all-round site | |||
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Wilton’s Music Hall, east London | |||
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The Wooden Synagogue Project — recreating in California a gem of Polish Jewish architecture destroyed by the Nazis | |||
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World Architecture — forum & database | |||
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World Gallery — prints: architectural photographs | |||
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World Gallery — prints: architectural drawings | |||
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World Monuments Fund in Britain | |||
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Why Did the World Trade Centre Collapse? Science, Engineering, and Speculation: The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society | |||
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World Trade Centre – Some Engineering Aspects: University of Sydney Department of Civil Engineering | |||
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When the Twin Towers Fell: Scientific American 9/10/01 | |||
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Reflections on the World Trade Centre: National Academy of Engineering (US), Spring 2002 | |||
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Frank Lloyd Wright: PBS — beautifully designed | |||
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Frank Lloyd Wright: Designs for an American Landscape 1922-1932: Library of Congress | |||
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Frank Lloyd Wright: Broadacre all-wright site — excellent | |||
