A photographer and architecture enthusiast writes short, illustrated posts about specific buildings, covering design questions, the story behind the shoot, and photographic choices. Recent issues look at a Riverside library, a desert visitor center revisited for an art exhibition, and a midcentury office building in Los Angeles.
Website: https://www.angles.blog/
Thisispaper is a weekly newsletter covering contemporary art, design and architecture, with each issue profiling several recent projects and installations worldwide. Readers get concise, visually oriented accounts of what the work is, where it sits, and the ideas behind it.
A slow, richly illustrated guide to Italian buildings and places, focusing on the history behind monuments like the Appian Way, Gibellina's Cretto and Villa d'Este. Each issue explains what to look at and why, with practical trip notes.
Each issue pairs an old postcard with a present-day photo of the same place and explains the architecture, public art or civic history behind it. The writing is essayistic and well researched, drawing on archives, architects' own words and the context of patronage and urban change.
A newsletter exploring connected histories of South Asian art and architecture, from ancient Indian sites to Mughal-era tombs and cross-cultural encounters between India and the wider ancient world. Written by a historian, it offers long-form, richly illustrated essays for readers interested in history.
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