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The institutions of architecture: the professional bodies, the schools that formed its generations, and the organizations that measure its towers and guard its monuments.

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Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc.View the Source
U.S. Green Building Council Official Site
U.S. Green Building CouncilContains: U.S. Green Building CouncilView the Source
Passive House Institute Official Site
Passive House InstituteContains: Passive House InstituteView the Source
Society of Architectural Historians Official Site
Society of Architectural HistoriansContains: Society of Architectural HistoriansView the Source
American Institute of Steel Construction Official Site
American Institute of Steel ConstructionContains: American Institute of Steel ConstructionView the Source
English Heritage Official Site
English Heritage TrustContains: English HeritageView the Source
Deutsches Architekturmuseum Official Site
Deutsches ArchitekturmuseumContains: Deutsches ArchitekturmuseumView the Source
International Code Council Official Site
International Code CouncilContains: International Code CouncilView the Source
Van Alen Institute Official Site
Van Alen InstituteContains: Van Alen InstituteView the Source
Storefront for Art and Architecture Official Site
Storefront for Art and ArchitectureContains: Storefront for Art and ArchitectureView the Source
Architectural League of New York Official Site
Architectural League of New YorkContains: Architectural League of New YorkView the Source
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