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12 Architecture Books that Every Architect Should Read | Magsstore Blog

If you are an architecture student, you should bask in an endless arena of books which would solidify your own standing in your professional career. However, you need to be cautious in the selection of the books. They should be books which would give you a very strong foundation in the use of design theory as well as practice. Besides, you will need books to strengthen your concepts of new architecture adding to your aesthetic senses and efficiency.

Here is a very quick look at 12 Architecture Books that Every Architect Should Read. These books will surely shape up your brilliant career. After a thorough reading of these books you should consider yourself with a new glow of thoughts and precise knowledge as far as the architectural design and development initiatives are concerned. Let’s go for a joyride.

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The Emblem and the Legacy: Why I Became a Mason – Part 4: The G

Growing up, I always noticed the “G” nestled inside the Square and Compass. And like many people, I assumed it simply stood for God. And honestly? That made perfect sense to me. After all, what symbol could be more fitting to rest at the center of the emblem? God is the center of everything. The center of creation. The center of my own search for purpose, truth, and meaning. But imagine my…

The Emblem and the Legacy: Why I Became a Mason – Part 4: The G

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What Is That to You? You Must Follow Me. Bridging Our Masonic and Christian Walks

“Jesus answered, ‘If I want him to remain alive until I return, what is that to you? You must follow me.’” – John 21:22 (NIV) In the Gospel of John, we witness a deeply personal and powerful exchange between Jesus and Peter. After restoring Peter with three commands—Feed my lambs. Take care of my sheep. Feed my sheep— Jesus calls Peter to a life of service, sacrifice, and faith. But right after…

What Is That to You? You Must Follow Me. Bridging Our Masonic and Christian Walks

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Unfolding Light: How Knowledge Reveals Our Need for God and Growth

Inspired by John F. Kennedy’s insight and rooted in Masonic and Christian values “The greater our knowledge increases, the more our ignorance unfolds.” — John F. Kennedy As Masons and as Christians, we are called to seek light, to gain understanding, and to pursue truth. But what happens when the more we learn, the more we realize how much we don’t know? This paradox is not discouraging. It is…

Unfolding Light: How Knowledge Reveals Our Need for God and Growth

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“Do What Abraham Did” — The Christian Foundation of a Mason’s Life

“Do What Abraham Did” — The Christian Foundation of a Mason’s Life

Jesus said, “If you were Abraham’s children, you would do what Abraham did.” (John 8:39) That line wasn’t about heritage — it was about fait

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“Do What Abraham Did” — The Christian Foundation of a Mason’s Life

Jesus said, “If you were Abraham’s children, you would do what Abraham did.” (John 8:39) That line wasn’t about heritage — it was about faith in action. As Masons, we are taught to seek truth, walk uprightly, and be builders of better lives. But all of that starts with something deeper: our Christian foundation. Before we can be true Masons, we must first strive to be true disciples of…

“Do What Abraham Did” — The Christian Foundation of a Mason’s Life

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