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Here are the top visuals from January 2019 by CritDay followers.   1. Cohesion - the Blueprint for a United Kingdom by @ericwong_folio from @bartlettarchucl     2. Concept for a Family House by @david_drazil

In this post CritDay chats with ANTIREALITY. ANTIREALITY is a collection of conceptual architectural proposals. The works are often abstract visions of alternative worlds, using brightly coloured materials

This week's Fill in the Blank Friday question comes from @freakid.   Who was your favourite Architect of 2018? Which practice or individual really stood out? Perhaps most importantly, which Architect inspired

If you have been paying attention to the CritDay feed over the past few weeks, you may have seen the launch of Focus 2019: Sustainability, a year long exploration on the topic of sustainability. It is

“All of humanity now has the option to “make it” successfully and sustainably, by virtue of our having minds, discovering principles and being able to employ these principles to do more with less.” — R.

Choosing which architecture school to study at is one of the biggest decisions we make as architecture students and architects. The school you attend will influence your journey through architecture well

Here are the top models from December 2018 by CritDay followers. 1. “Thing Inside a Thing Inside a Thing” - Model by @eminky from @knowltonarchitecture @erikherrmann @outpostoffice @follofello     2. BOTH-AND

As we begin this new year and return back to the buzz of the studio it is time to start planning what your project will be this year (or perhaps continuing a project from last year). Over the coming months

Here are the top visuals from December 2018 by CritDay followers.   1. A joyful section by @catedrarois, @mbelenaguilar, @eugedomingo, @gretasalut, @himarti_ & @arnerican   2. Oblique for More - Apartment

CritDay is excited to announce a new program for 2019, Focus 2019: Sustainability. Over the course of the year we will be exploring the topic of sustainability and we are looking to work with several

This week's Fill in the Blank has been sent in by @popesincanad and is on our favourite subject; Crits! Crits, reviews, pin-ups, no matter what you call them, they are part of every architecture student's

Here we are, the top 10 posts from 2018. Thank you again for all the submissions and contributions which have been sent over. It is an honour to feature such beautiful, creative and inventive pieces of

We started a playlist! Another highlight of 2018 was the creation of a CritDay Spotify playlist: The Architect Playlist - Studio Chill. This is a new and exciting avenue for CritDay and something which

When you think of what has the potential to inspire us most as architecture students and architects a good book has to be near the top. A book can set the foundation of a career or inform a studio project.

During the second half of 2018 CritDay was selected to be part of the Sndbox Incubator programme. This allowed the opportunity to test out new blockchain based technologies to enhance the CritDay platform.

Over the last year there has been a large increase in the amount and type of collaborations which have been undertaken via CritDay. Long time contributor Davis Richardson completed one of the stand out

10 Tips for Before You Start Architecture School   So you are thinking of starting the journey to become an architect? Before you start your architectural education here are 10 top tips for anyone who

As the year draws to a close it only felt right to celebrate in the way we know best - a top posts list!   Over the next five days the top 50 posts from the CritDay feed will be re-featured here on

Here are the top models from November 2018 by CritDay followers. 1. GENCITY - Multi Residential Tower Living by @jeremyww     2. Forest Dwelling by @fantingway from @cornellaap     3. Hakka Cultural Center

My dream practice to work at is "___" If you saw the CritDay Instagram story earlier this week you will have seen 81% of the community would rather work for a small and innovative practice than