Here are some examples of Gothic Revival aka NeoGothic buildings from the 20th century:

Here are some examples of Gothic Revival aka NeoGothic buildings from the 20th century:

First off, to all my brothers and sisters in Italy, I hope things get better soon.

Hotel Concept by Andrii Rozhko
hope this message finds you well, and healthy, with COVID-19 impacting everyone around the world I feel a bit lost, frustrated and helpless. Most of life’s activities are still going on for me, like we are all in a deep state of denial, just waiting for the inevitable nationwide quarantine. While China seems to be bouncing back from the initial outbreak, Italy seems to be in the midst of the worst of it, and in the US we are destined to have the worst kind of proof of the governments inability to lead (here’s hoping they prove me wrong).
So a big virtual hug to all, take care everyone, we are all together in this.
Gracias, quizas uno de estos ejemplos provea algo de inspiracion:

Lloyd D. George U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building CannonDesign
Check out this previous thesis on the subject that might provide some insights and info.
Maybe one of these projects can provide some inspiration:

I am not as well verse as I would like on the subject, but some time ago I featured the book African Modernism: The Architecture of Independence. Ghana, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire, Kenya, Zambia on the blog.

There are many, check the tag #architecturebooks for previous posts including links to books and online courses.
If you are lost, start simple, look for projects that focus on deliberate use of materials and forms, check out these examples:

Not really, but maybe one of the examples below will inspire you:

Physical Therapy Clinic Alberich-Rodríguez Arquitectos
Check out the work of two very different landscape design firms below.
Also, check out these previous landscape architecture projects featured on ARCHatlas.

I would get my resume and portfolio ready and get to it, before the holidays if you can, but if you are busy with schoolwork use the holidays to get ready and start the year pounding the pavement!
There is a webpage for the Alvar Aalto foundation, you can visit it here. MIT also has info about the dormitory, you can visit here. The information about the restoration is very limited, EYP was the architect but its not featured in their webpage.

Check out these contemporary examples of wood frame residential construction:

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