savingplaces.org

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is the definitive institutional resource for saving and reusing America's historic places. For architects and designers working on adaptive reuse, restoration, or heritage-sensitive projects, it offers grants, leadership forums, and place-based discovery tools you won't find anywhere else.

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collectivearchitecture.co.uk

A Glasgow-based practice whose portfolio is unusually rich in community-led and sustainable public work — libraries, housing, and civic buildings across the UK. Worth following for architects and designers studying participatory, socially grounded design, though it reads more as a studio archive than an editorial resource.

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octopi.co.uk

Studio Octopi is a London architecture practice with a notably diverse portfolio — houses, public pools, cultural buildings, and arts spaces — presented through a clean, project-led archive. Worth bookmarking for anyone tracking contemporary British architecture with a civic and experimental bent, especially their bathing-pond and public-realm work.

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mos.nyc

MOS is the portfolio of a boundary-pushing architecture and design practice whose work moves fluidly between built housing, greenhouses, pavilions, software, and exhibition design. Worth bookmarking for anyone seeking conceptual range and craft — each project is a small, considered investigation into how we live and build.

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