Generative design is an advanced method that involves a program that generates a number of outputs based on certain constraints. A designer can make changes in the provided values of an interval system and a… Generative Design for Architecture
Adaptive architecture introduces us to multi-disciplinary spaces that are designed to adapt through new environments that have impacts on external and internal living. Every built structure can be adaptable on some levels, as spaces always… Adaptive Spaces and Environments
Designers all over the world are rethinking ways to face critical issues during the coronavirus outbreak. Not just the current scenario of the pandemic, designers can help reimagine structures that can help areas prone to… How Designers Are Responding To Crisis
Architecture is not only based on designs of buildings but also on designing an expression of thought, sign, symbol, beliefs represented through built form communicating with generations of living societies. Houses and landscapes that surround… Symbolism in Architecture
The idea behind the unbuilt is something about imagination, the vision behind any project which presents the potential for the future of architecture. Just imagine, how the history of architecture could have been altered if… Stories behind Unbuilt Architecture
Building materials are one of the most significant contributors to carbon emission. The construction industry has been working to find the quickest and most accurate way to measure the impact of these products on the… Embodied Carbon in Construction Calculator
Rural town on the Nile has been recently introduced with a new medical facility that brings surgery to underserved areas. The Kyabirwa Surgical Facility is the project unveiled with Mount Sinai Health Systems which can… Medical Prototype Designed For Rural Uganda
Construction of green and sustainable buildings is the trend that has been picking up across the world to provide a better environment for present and future generations. Right from the designing, construction to the future… Glass for Better Sustainable Environment
The term ‘Dynamic’ is a discipline of mechanics responsible for the movement of objects with the effect of forces. Movement of the building is known as dynamic architecture which involves a fourth dimension – time.… Dynamic Architecture: Buildings in Sync with Motion
Modernism was a major movement in architecture that emerged in the late 19th century from revolutions in technology, engineering, and building materials. The motive behind the movement was to break away from the historical architectural… Impact of Modernism on Architecture
Urban planning is of great significance for creating and shaping cities, towns, and urban dwellings. It provides a framework that arranges streets, major roads, landscape, residential and commercial areas into a well-synchronized network. Planning and… Defining Cities with Urban Planning
On the surface, it’s always easy to look at well-maintained gathering locations that might include malls, theater, community centers, parks, etc; but the extensive work is done behind designing these places, always tends to be… How Public Spaces Influence Urban Living?
The interrelation of traditional and contemporary architectural features come from the regional character of the society. Contemporary architecture is unaware of the surroundings, context of the area. The characteristics are common though out the world,… What Traditional Teaches To Contemporary Architecture?
Taliesin built on the beautiful desert land of Spring Green, Wisconsin is an architecture school founded by a well-renowned architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. 50 to 60 students were allowed to do a Taliesin fellowship under… Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin Architecture School
To overcome the challenges cities face today is through carefully designing the urban environment so they would have minimal impact on the ecosystem and climatic cycles of the region. The aim is to lower carbon… Urban Sustainability
Futurism is the accomplishment of today’s scientific and technical world. The style motivates designers to think out of the bounds with a whole new range of colors, expressions, and patterns. Humans are always curious to… Futuristic Living Spaces
In the current scenario with an increase in the hyperdensity of cities, people are forced to expand vertically rather than horizontally on the earth’s surface. It is not just towers, high rise buildings or apartment… Vertical Gardens and Green Facades
Pareid, a Thailand-base architectural studio has worked efficiently along with the students of Chulalongkorn University to build an open-walled classroom around two funnel-like catchment areas for rainwater harvesting. The project is located in western Thailand,… Water Harvesting Classroom in Thailand
Livit design studio introduces a unique atmosphere of serenity and freedom, called Birdbox. Collection of boxes scattered elegantly over the panoramic view, birdbox is an excellent place for travelers and tourists to stay among the… Norway’s Birdbox among the Fjords and Mountain Ranges
Architectural and planning features affect the social living of the inhabitants in metro cities; where around half of the population of earth lives. Multifunctional use of urban spaces risks losing its social and compositional significance. … Rapid Increase of Verticality in Architecture
Architecture has to change as the climate changes with time. Climate change poses an existential crisis with an increasing rate of carbon dioxide concentration in the environment. Buildings are adapting according to the current need… Effects of Climate Change on Building Design