The Forgotten Poland on Google Maps

Forgotten.pl is a Polish website dedicated to abandoned buildings, rail-roads, underground tunnels, castles, military sites and any other locations that have long been neglected.

The site has a huge database of user submitted abandoned locations. If you are keen to explore the abandoned Poland it is probably best to explore the site using the category filter. Each category (buildings, military, castles etc) has its own Google Map that allows users to search for individual entries by location.

San Francisco Architecture on Google Maps

This Google Map from the North California Chapter of the Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement (DOCOMOMO/NOCA) shows the location of some of San Francisco's most important Modern Movement buildings.



It is possible to browse the map by location, building or by architect. The map also includes four walking tours in different areas of the city that will take you past some of the most important buildings in each area.



The DOCOMOMO/NOCA website was built by creative company Ted Perez + Associates.



NOCA Interactive Map



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The World's Architecture on Google Maps

ArchMaps

ArchMaps is a Spanish language site that uses Google Maps and Street View to show the locations of great works of architecture.

ArchMaps has a very useful tagging system so that you can search for buildings by the name of the architect, by location, by date and by architectural style. Each building listed on ArchMaps can be viewed on Google Maps and, where available, can also be viewed in Street View.

World Architecture Map (WAM)

The World Architecture Map is a database of architectural information that uses Google Maps to show the locations of architectural interesting buildings around the world. It is possible to search for buildings on WAM by location, building type, architectural style or by tags.

Searching by location it is possible to view architectural maps for individual cities or by country. If you click on a building's map marker you can click through to a dedicated page about the building containing information, links and Flickr photographs.

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Google Map of London's Forgotten Spaces

Mapping Forgotten Spaces

The Space Makers Agency is a London based organisation that works with local communities and organisations to create sociable spaces and sustainable local economies. As part of this project the SMA often makes temporary use of empty spaces and underused buildings.

Recently the Space Makers Agency have received a lot of press in the UK for their transformation of twenty empty shops in Brixton, London. The Brixton Village indoor market has been transformed by a partnership of the SMA, the local community and local artists into a rolling festival of galleries, theatres, weekend events and new shops and restaurants.

Now the Space Makers Agency, in partnership with the Royal Institute of British Architects, has created a Google Map to help map London’s forgotten and abandoned spaces. The Mapping Forgotten Spaces site aims to encourage comment, suggestions and debate about how these spaces could be better used in the future.

The map shows the locations of spaces in London that have been forgotten, are under utilised or neglected. Site users can then comment, suggest and debate ideas for how these spaces could be better used in the future.

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Architecture on the Move

29GPS Architecture

29GPS Architecture is a free iPhone application that showcases engaging architecture from around the world. Every day new buildings are showcased on the application using photos and video.

The application uses the iPhone's GPS functionality to present the user with a radar showing them how far they are from the building and uses Google Maps to show the building's exact location.

Via: Archdaily

Also See

• MIMOA - an excellent map of modern European architecture
• World Architecture - map of the world's architectural gems
• Interactive Map of Gulf Architecture - Created using Google My Maps

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