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International architectural database listing thousands of built and unbuilt projects. 20th-century architecture is the main theme.

Collection of 900 engineering slides from around the world. Historic and modern structures: beams, arches, cable and suspension, domes and shells, columns, frames, grids, slabs and trusses.

A volunteer non-profit organization set up to promote architecture and design to seek solutions to global social and humanitarian crisis.

Professional association of architects in the United Kingdom along with international members. News, exhibitions, online shopping, directories of architects, British Architectural Library.

Provides essential services, infrastructure and access for Canadians to their government.

This non-profit organization shares its lecture, exhibition and program information.

Catalog of both recent and historical award ceremonies and film festivals.

Includes list of OFCS award nominees and winners since 1997.

Presenters of "The Razzie Awards," saluting the worst that Hollywood has to offer each year.

Widescreen and early movie color system history, illustrated with technical and non-technical information. Information on old color processes.

Centre for study and education with museum, gallery and film archive. Located in Berkeley, California.

Sixteen theatres, restaurants, and arcades in one building. Located in downtown San Francisco.

Non-profit organization supporting film-related projects in Mill Valley, including the Rafael Film Center theaters.

Lyrics from over 7000 anime, J-pop, and video game songs.

Official site has a full list of the inductees into the Hall, articles, history, calendar, events, and exhibition information.