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Architectural League of New York
http://www.archleague.org
Interested in New York City architecture? Check out the Architectural League of NY, which has promoted architecture and related disciplines since 1881. Website features current and past lecture series and competitions, and the League’s Worldview project is a must-see.
Subjects:   Architecture  

SkyscraperPage
http://skyscraperpage.com
Find all you need to know about the world's tallest buildings. Along with having hundreds of wonderful illustrations, this website lists the tallest skyscrapers and highrises in thousands of cities worldwide. This site has basic and advanced searching.
Subjects:   Architecture  

Built in America
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/collections/habs_haer/index.html
A part of the Library of Congress’s American Memory project, this website includes historic documents, photographs, and drawings. Over 35,000 well indexed buildings and sites from pre-Columbian to present, and over 350,000 images. Searchable by place, subject, and keyword.
Subjects:   Architecture  

American Institute of Architects
http://www.aia.org
Homepage of the American Institute of Architects. Provides access to employment and career planning resources, continuing education online programs, and awards and competitions. The 'find an architect' feature allows you to search for an architect by geography and building type.
Subjects:   Architecture  

Pritzker Architecture Prize
http://www.pritzkerprize.com
Site honoring the recipients (laureates) of the most prestigious annual award in architecture. Has celebrated living architects since 1979 from around the globe. Contains links to laureates and their work as well as information concerning the history and nomination procedure for the prize itself.
Subjects:   Architecture