The Architects' Journal provides comprehensive news, analysis and industry insight to support architects in their daily work and advance the architectural profession in the UK.
You will need to register for an account with Architects Journal using your student University email or your staff university email to access the resource. To access the AJ Buildings Library you will need to sign in again with your Architects Journal account.
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The AJ Buildings Library presents a vast collection of exemplary architectural projects, the majority of which have been completed within the past 20 years. It also features significant works dating back to the early 20th century.
To use this resource you will need to register for an account with Architects Journal using your student University email or your staff university email to access the resource. Once registered, use your Architects Journal account to access this resource.
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Digimap is a powerful online mapping platform tailored for academic and research use. Offering access to detailed geographic data, mapping tools, and the ability to create a customised maps for analysis and visualisation purposes.
You will need to register with Digimap and accept licence terms before you are able to access this resource. If you are a member of staff please make sure to register with your username in all lowercase letters.
Please note: The Art Full Text website will be migrated to a new user interface (UI) on August 5, 2025. Please visit their Help page for guidance on using the new UI.
Art Full Text is a database with art articles, dissertations, and reproductions. It covers many art forms, including fine art, decorative art, commercial art, folk art, photography, film, and architecture.
MaterialDistrict is a knowledge centre for developments and innovations in materials, and their applications for architecture and design.
Access is free, but you will need to register a personal account.
Bloomsbury Applied Visual Arts combines visual inspiration with practical advice on everything from idea generation and research techniques to portfolio development.
