Monday, June 30, 2008

Going Somewhere? Part 2

In addition to architectural travel guides the library has many titles devoted to cities and countries the world over. The easiest way to find these items in CardCat?
  1. Type in the city or country name.
  2. Select "Subject" from the drop-down menu.
  3. Choose "Architecture Library" from the list of libraries.

You'll find materials in the Architecture Library about architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, or historic preservation in your chosen destination.

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Thursday, June 19, 2008

Browse our Online Journal Options

Of course we love to see faculty and students browsing our current periodicals here in the Architecture Library, but we also have subscriptions that offer online options:

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Monday, June 9, 2008

Subject Databases, For Other Subjects

Just as we have the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals, the first stop for references to articles about architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning, other disciplines have their own subject databases. Working on a project involving a school, a sculpture garden, or a hospital? You might find some useful resources by searching an education, art, or health database.

Here are some examples, find more on the University Libraries Articles and Databases page. Use the drop down menu to see a list of the databases for the selected subjects.
Search tip: when searching another subject's database, use more general words (such as architecture, building, design, garden, park, or school) than you would in the Avery Index.

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