The best place to find visual precedents is in the architecture journal literature. You can browse the journals, or search the project type in the Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals where these journals are indexed.
The databases below have images by project type and ARTstor has many architectural models and drawings.
Search for a particular building, or go under COLLECTIONS and open the Museum of Modern Art Architectural Collection.
ARTstor Blog - Learn about ARTstor collections, tools, services & events.
Art & Architecture ePortal - over 40,000 images from publications on art and architecture
Great Buildings Online Database
Explore Architecture on Architecture.com by RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) has an excellent building type section.
GIS & Geovisualization - A guide to some of the mapping resources available through the University of Manitoba Libraries.
Data Visualization - a guide for data visualization support.
GISHub Access
Winnipeg Historical Maps - This Flickr collection includes maps covering Winnipeg transportation, growth and boundaries, zoning and planning, and geological engineering.
Workshops
Data Visualization Workshops on GitHub.
For more information please contact:
Meg Miller
GIS & Data Visualization Librarian Elizabeth Dafoe Library Meg.Miller@umanitoba.ca
Ronchamp, 1955
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