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Jackie's Architecture Blog August 2004 Archive

By Jackie Craven, About.com Guide to Architecture since 1999

Earth Houses

Monday August 30, 2004
Tomorrow's homes may be made of glass and steel... or they may resemble shelters built by our prehistoric ancestors. Architects and engineers are taking a new look at ancient building ... Read More

HOUSE HELPLINE: Colonial Pink?

Saturday August 28, 2004
This stately home is painted pink and needs to be changed, says the prospective buyer. What colors do you pick? • Solve this mystery • See more Houses

Mixed-up Mission Style?

Wednesday August 25, 2004
There's a Spanish flair to this interesting home, but some readers say it has Tudor details. Is it a Mission style house... or something else? • Solve This Mystery • The Mission House Style • Spanish ... Read More

Cool School

Tuesday August 17, 2004
If your summer travels take you to St. Augustine, Florida, don't forget to stop by the school house. It's supposed to be the oldest school made of wood in the ... Read More

The Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse

Monday August 16, 2004
At first glance, the ramshackle building in St. Augustine may look like a movie set. But records show that the tiny house is the oldest wooden school building in the ... Read More

Is it a Victorian?

Saturday August 14, 2004
The neighbors call it a "Victorian," but is it? Learn more about the house... What is a Victorian? Join the discussion

Can architects save the world?

Friday August 6, 2004
New York-based architect Cameron Sinclair, who runs Architecture for Humanity, has spearheaded building projects in some of the world's most troubled areas. • Read an interview with Cameron Sinclair in Wired ... Read More

Before You Build...

Wednesday August 4, 2004
Building a new home begins long before the foundation is poured. Check out these five important steps. They'll help you save money and avoid mistakes.

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