Architecture Links

• Researching Your Old House pathfinder for Fort Wayne and Allen County residents seeking to find out about their historic house.
• Fort Wayne Historic Preservation Commission
• ARCH of Fort Wayne Historic preservation organization for Fort Wayne. They now have a blog.
• Historic Buildings and Structures of the West Central Neighborhood Association Made available by the active neighborhood association of Fort Wayne's West Central Historic District (see also their main page.)
• Rialto Theater restoration The Reclamation Project, Inc. is working to restore the historic Rialto Theater of South Calhoun street.
• Allen County Community Album Historic photos of Fort Wayne Indiana, from the collection at the Allen County Public Library.
• Gwathmey Siegel & Associates The firm hired to design Allen County Public Library's expanded downtown facility.
• Joel Roberts Ninde Blog about the historic Fort Wayne female architect of the turn-of-the-century.
• Historic American Buildings Survey HABS/HAER offers digitized drawings and photographs of many historic homes and buildings, including some from Allen County. This collection is also highlighted in the American Memory project of the Library of Congress.
• National Register of Historic Places

• The Great Buildings Collection Great site for information on and photographs of famous buildings.
• Cities/Buildings Database Searchable image database which also provides descriptive information, such as architect, place, date of construction and type of construction.
• A Digital Archive of American Architecture Images intended for educational use only. Supplied by Jeffery Howe of Boston College.
• Structurae: An international database and gallery of structures, especially bridges and other feats of engineering.
• Architecture and Building: Resources by Topic Compiled by the Architecture Studies Library of the University of Nevada.
• American Institute of Architects (AIA)
• Castles on the Web
• "Cyburbia" Internet Resources for the Built Envirnonment Online community for urban planning