The BD Guide to Twitter
We bring you everything an architect needs to know about the social media platform that dominates the news.
Here you'll find the #BDTwitter100 - our listing of the most useful architectural tweeters and a breakdown of the top 10 in each category - heritage, sustainability, bim, journalism, architects, architecture practices, consultants and education.
Think we've got something wrong? Let us know on our LinkedIn Group, where you can also join in our debate on the usefulness of Twitter and other social media platforms.
The #BDTwitter100 2013: the most useful tweeters in architecture
Our pick of the 100 best tweeters for architects to follow
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 architecture practices
The best architecture practices to follow on Twitter now
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 architectural education tweeters
The student groups, architecture schools and lecturers worth following on Twitter
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 sustainability tweeters
Architects, consultants and journalists have come together on Twitter to create a unique network of specialists around sustainability in architecture and the built environment.
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 heritage tweeters
A small but vocal commuity of heritage tweeters is connecting the dots between architects, sustianability specialists and our architectural heritage
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 architecture critics and journalists
Journalists are some of the best information sharers in the Twittersphere
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 consultants
The consultants nominated for thie year’s listings include some of the most useful on Twitter
#BDTwitter100 2013: top 10 bim tweeters
The bim community on twitter is one of the most tangible and active groups relevant to architects in the UK.
#BDTwitter100 2013: the 10 most nominated
As we pull together hundreds of public nominations for our Twitter 100, these are the accounts that received the most nominations
Social media
Architects that excel at social media - presentation slideshow
By popular request, BD publishes the slides from a talk given at the RIBA’s Guerrilla Tactics small practice conference by BD head of digital and online editor Anna Winston
Marketing your practice? There’s an app for that...
With the launch of Make’s first app in May, the architectural brochure finally entered the digital age. Anna Winston looks at the possibilities
Why your practice needs to join the online social club
Here are 10 steps to developing a social media strategy
