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malcolm posted on Sun Aug 22, 2010 4:06 pm:
Found this just randomly searching, what wonderful buildings and places!
Clare Lahiff posted on Mon Aug 02, 2010 1:56 am:
Wonderful site. Today, with your help, I've relived my visits to the temples of Chiang Mai.
Raymond Wong posted on Sat Jul 31, 2010 12:43 am:
I have been studying the city of Shanghai for about 10 years. The main focus in my study on Shanghai is on: heritage architecture, urban redevelopment, revitalization projects and other related topics.
Floriano Terrano posted on Fri May 28, 2010 4:49 am:
I would like to tell You the address of my blog where I put my articles published yet about Far East art and culture. In my articles I make many comparisons between Far Eastern cultures - Japan, China and Korea above all .The address of my weblog is: www.higashishinbun.blogspot.com I hope You can read it and suggest it to Your visitors...I also would like to ask You if it is possible to cooperate with You with some of my articles about Japanese Far East architecture. I wrote some articles about Japanese, Korean and Chinese architecture.I wait for Your kind reply,Have a nice day and thank you very much.Kindest regards Floriano Terrano
Floriano Terrano posted on Fri May 28, 2010 4:47 am:
Respectable Asian Historical Architecture,my name's Floriano Terrano, I'm an Italian journalist.I work also for an export/import company as Far East area sales manager.As a journalist, I write about Far East art and culture (Japan, Korea, China and South-East countries). I cooperate with Italian and foreign newspapers and I write for the official Korean and Japanese communities monthly newspapers in Italy. You can see some informations about my activity on google by researching my name "Floriano Terrano".
scott ellsworth posted on Sat Dec 26, 2009 11:46 pm:
looking for designs
A. Aida posted on Tue Dec 15, 2009 1:41 am:
Would have loved to study Architecture, only thing I can't draw, so now I live to enjoy the works of others. Your website is wonderful, I can spend hours looking at the beautiful drawings, photographs and detailed info. I especially like Timothy Ciccone's works of South Korea because I'm passionate about Korea. Thank you for bringing some happiness into someone's life.
AmirHossein posted on Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:48 pm:
Asian Historical Architecture is the best site of about architect
Maria McMagan posted on Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:30 am:
My friend was last time in Japan. Very different culture and architecture than europen. Clean streets.
Henny R. Panjaitan posted on Sat Nov 07, 2009 10:02 pm:
Very interesting architecture website. Asian Architecture is very rich, and it's so great that such cool website exists to help introducing the richness of Asian architecture to wideworld.
Moderator replied on Sun Nov 08, 2009 11:42 am:
Henny, thanks very much for your kind comments. I'm glad you find this site useful.
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Martha Durham posted on Sat Oct 17, 2009 10:08 am:
A thousand gratitudes, a thousand hugs, a thousand kisses.
Judith posted on Mon Sep 21, 2009 7:20 am:
Nice Photostock, our villa is made in "jugendstil-bäderarchitektur" - very different. This site is very interesting,I do not know another one like this. So best regards and greetings from the "insel rügen" !
Ferdinand I. dela Paz posted on Sun Aug 30, 2009 11:19 am:
your website is amazingly helpful to my students taking up a subject course on history of architecture 3: oriental architecture. my students are under the bs architecture degree program of the university of santo tomas college of architecture and our university is celebrating its quadricentennial in 2011. i have prescribed your website to be our main reference in class as you have such a wide collection of valuable information and image bank on asian historical architecture. i just wish you could have more information about my beautiful country, the philippines. mabuhay!
Moderator replied on Tue Sep 01, 2009 1:32 pm:
Thanks so much for your kind comments. They are most appreciated. I am hopeful that a contributor will be willing to provide Philippines materials at some point.
Ferdinand I. dela Paz posted on Sun Aug 30, 2009 11:14 am:
your website is amazingly helpful to my students taking up a subject course on history of architecture 3: oriental architecture. i have prescribed your website to be our main reference in class as you have such a wide collection of valuable information and image bank on asian historical architecture. mabuhay!
STEPHEN CARL MURPHY posted on Sat Aug 29, 2009 8:55 pm:
Jon Flory Schrock posted on Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:31 pm:
Great collaborative effort!
Amit Guha posted on Wed Apr 22, 2009 2:57 pm:
Wonderful site with beautiful pictures and notes and a great idea to build this as a collaborative effort. Asia is filled with unknown 'hidden gems' of architecture. Thanks for taking us on a journey to them and hope to see many more.
Jenny Panjaitan posted on Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:42 am:
I like the new look of this website, Tim, well although as some comments here, the previous looked user-friendly for me. I am still searching the information about the house in your home-page. It looks a bit similar to the Grand House I visited in West Sumatra, Indonesia. And again, I hope there will be more information on Indonesian architecture. But, all in all, congrats for the great work.
YVON LE NEZET posted on Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:17 pm:
Je recherche des photos de maisons d'habitations indonésiennes
Piet Patings posted on Thu Apr 16, 2009 3:32 pm:
A very nice and easy to use site and great photo's and interesting details.
easy to search,easy to understand,many information,i became smarter sehh..
Jeff Anderson posted on Fri Mar 27, 2009 9:19 am:
I am amazed at the depth of the Korea coverage. I like to visit out-of-the-way places and this is a good source. The GPS coordinates for most of the Korean sites help too.
audrey posted on Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:06 am:
great web
Imran Malik posted on Wed Mar 18, 2009 6:56 am:
Good info!
Stuart Horn posted on Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:30 pm:
Went to the tiger balm gardens and road the tram to the peak in 1965 when my US Navy ship was there
Okon St. Boris posted on Sun Feb 22, 2009 8:38 am:
i think Asia Architecture will take the world to the best
Sujaya Kashyap posted on Sat Feb 21, 2009 3:14 pm:
beautiful !
Aniket posted on Wed Feb 18, 2009 2:36 am:
Good Information
Rudy Mallonee posted on Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:51 pm:
Your previous website opening layout was MUCH preferable to use than the one you now have. Much easier to find photos with the list on the left
Moderator replied on Mon Feb 09, 2009 1:56 pm:
Rudy,
Thanks for your feedback. I realize that some people preferred the old layout, but before the changes were made, we received numerous feedback that the left navigation bar was cumbersome to use. I can understand both perspectives.
Chris Morrison posted on Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:13 pm:
Thank you for this wonderful site! I'll be spending many pleasurable hours exploring it.
Berlin Mc Ghee posted on Fri Feb 06, 2009 7:27 pm:
beautifull pictures, I will share this with friends
Thomas van Hees posted on Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:55 am:
What a wonderful site ! I can look around for hours and not get bored, really fantastic, keep up the good work !
Abe Ahn posted on Mon Jan 05, 2009 6:23 pm:
Sweet. Looks much better now. Good job.
Moderator replied on Wed Jan 07, 2009 3:49 pm:
Your comment is appreciated. Thanks very much.
Marta E. Barbosa M. posted on Fri Dec 26, 2008 9:40 pm:
Die nuei Seite is sehr schöne. Viele Danke
Kerk Phillips posted on Fri Dec 05, 2008 11:31 pm:
Love the new look, Tim. Great job with the site, it keeps getting better and better!
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Just browsing for ideas for a remodeling project. Thanks
Found this just randomly searching, what wonderful buildings and places!
Wonderful site. Today, with your help, I've relived my visits to the temples of Chiang Mai.
I have been studying the city of Shanghai for about 10 years. The main focus in my study on Shanghai is on: heritage architecture, urban redevelopment, revitalization projects and other related topics.
Website: http://personal.cityu.edu.hk/~bswmwong/index_new.htmlMy name is STEVE SMITH,I am writing in search for a female Caregiver
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Website: http://milih.ucoz.aeI would like to tell You the address of my blog where I put my articles published yet about Far East art and culture. In my articles I make many comparisons between Far Eastern cultures - Japan, China and Korea above all .The address of my weblog is: www.higashishinbun.blogspot.com I hope You can read it and suggest it to Your visitors...I also would like to ask You if it is possible to cooperate with You with some of my articles about Japanese Far East architecture. I wrote some articles about Japanese, Korean and Chinese architecture.I wait for Your kind reply,Have a nice day and thank you very much.Kindest regards Floriano Terrano
Website: www.higashishinbun.blogspot.comRespectable Asian Historical Architecture,my name's Floriano Terrano, I'm an Italian journalist.I work also for an export/import company as Far East area sales manager.As a journalist, I write about Far East art and culture (Japan, Korea, China and South-East countries). I cooperate with Italian and foreign newspapers and I write for the official Korean and Japanese communities monthly newspapers in Italy. You can see some informations about my activity on google by researching my name "Floriano Terrano".
Website: www.higashishinbun.blogspot.comMy wife and I spent a month in Viet Nam
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Some very useful pictures in a well-designed website. Many thanks.
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Would have loved to study Architecture, only thing I can't draw, so now I live to enjoy the works of others. Your website is wonderful, I can spend hours looking at the beautiful drawings, photographs and detailed info. I especially like Timothy Ciccone's works of South Korea because I'm passionate about Korea. Thank you for bringing some happiness into someone's life.
Asian Historical Architecture is the best site of about architect
My friend was last time in Japan. Very different culture and architecture than europen. Clean streets.
Website: http://crazybillionaire.org/dreams/Very interesting architecture website. Asian Architecture is very rich, and it's so great that such cool website exists to help introducing the richness of Asian architecture to wideworld.
Henny, thanks very much for your kind comments. I'm glad you find this site useful.
would love to contribute someday.
Website: http://www.antiquebarns.net/asian.htmA thousand gratitudes, a thousand hugs, a thousand kisses.
Nice Photostock, our villa is made in "jugendstil-bäderarchitektur" - very different. This site is very interesting,I do not know another one like this. So best regards and greetings from the "insel rügen" !
Website: http://www.binz-ferienwohnungen-ruegen.deYou have a beautiful site of photographs of buildings, many of which I have seen before. And I studied architecture in College and Graduate school.
Website: www.paulrosamodels.comThis page contains so many intersting infos.
Website: http://www.medienlab.deyour website is amazingly helpful to my students taking up a subject course on history of architecture 3: oriental architecture. my students are under the bs architecture degree program of the university of santo tomas college of architecture and our university is celebrating its quadricentennial in 2011. i have prescribed your website to be our main reference in class as you have such a wide collection of valuable information and image bank on asian historical architecture. i just wish you could have more information about my beautiful country, the philippines. mabuhay!
Thanks so much for your kind comments. They are most appreciated. I am hopeful that a contributor will be willing to provide Philippines materials at some point.
your website is amazingly helpful to my students taking up a subject course on history of architecture 3: oriental architecture. i have prescribed your website to be our main reference in class as you have such a wide collection of valuable information and image bank on asian historical architecture. mabuhay!
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Sensacional! Fantástico. Este site é uma liçăo de integraçăo cultural. Parabéns. Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Thank you for providing access to so many wonderful examples of asian architecture.
Great site and great photo's with interesting details.
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Website: http://www.traumzauberhaus.dethe site was recommended to me for additional information about History of Asian Architecture
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Fantastic pictures and nicely laided out web site. Thank you.
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I love this site! So beautiful...
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Wonderful site with beautiful pictures and notes and a great idea to build this as a collaborative effort. Asia is filled with unknown 'hidden gems' of architecture. Thanks for taking us on a journey to them and hope to see many more.
Website: http://www.kaladarshana.comI like the new look of this website, Tim, well although as some comments here, the previous looked user-friendly for me. I am still searching the information about the house in your home-page. It looks a bit similar to the Grand House I visited in West Sumatra, Indonesia. And again, I hope there will be more information on Indonesian architecture. But, all in all, congrats for the great work.
Je recherche des photos de maisons d'habitations indonésiennes
A very nice and easy to use site and great photo's and interesting details.
Website: http://www.karesansui.nleasy to search,easy to understand,many information,i became smarter sehh..
I am amazed at the depth of the Korea coverage. I like to visit out-of-the-way places and this is a good source. The GPS coordinates for most of the Korean sites help too.
great web
Good info!
Went to the tiger balm gardens and road the tram to the peak in 1965 when my US Navy ship was there
Website: hong kong chinaLooking for famous palaces in the orient. Thank You!
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beautiful !
Good Information
Your previous website opening layout was MUCH preferable to use than the one you now have. Much easier to find photos with the list on the left
Rudy, Thanks for your feedback. I realize that some people preferred the old layout, but before the changes were made, we received numerous feedback that the left navigation bar was cumbersome to use. I can understand both perspectives.
Thank you for this wonderful site! I'll be spending many pleasurable hours exploring it.
beautifull pictures, I will share this with friends
What a wonderful site ! I can look around for hours and not get bored, really fantastic, keep up the good work !
Sweet. Looks much better now. Good job.
Your comment is appreciated. Thanks very much.
Die nuei Seite is sehr schöne. Viele Danke
Love the new look, Tim. Great job with the site, it keeps getting better and better!
Website: http://kerkphillips.netCongratulations on your newly revised website. It has always been tremendous and the new look is exciting.
Testing the new guestbook.
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