Architecture Resources
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Top Architecture Resource
- Avery Index to Architectural PeriodicalsThe core database for architectural journals
- journals
- popular periodicals
- professional association publications
- major serials on architecture and design
- Preeminent architecture index covering:
- Urban and city planning
- Archeology
- Historic preservation, etc.
Top Design Resource
- Design and Applied Arts Index, 1973--Indexes design and craft journals. Covers all aspects of design, including industrial design, architecture, interior design, environmental design, graphic design, advertising, theatre design, design and craft education and design management
This database is the most active search tool for Design School students and faculty. It indexes a wide range of scholarly and applied arts journals.
Top Image Resource
- ARTstor Digital LibraryARTstor is a collection of over one million digital images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and social sciences.Users can search for or browse images by creator, time period, genre, type of work, or by region where created.
- Artstor VideoVarious three minute tutorials to help you get up and running with Artstor
Information on Interlibrary Loan
When we don't have a book, book chapter, or journal article in our collection, we can order a copy from our network of interlibrary loan providers. The service is called ILLiad or ILL.
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