Given how callously humans use natural resources, Pandora’s box has been opened, resulting in the dangerous global warming predicament we are currently facing. We may thank Devanampiya for his proclamation…
Urban green areas are like tranquil islands in the middle of our busy metropolis. They provide us with a break from our hectic schedules and let us reconnect with nature.…
More than half of the world’s population currently lives in cities, many of which are becoming increasingly crowded. Urban environments, on the other hand, are a relatively new phenomenon in…
Introduction: Canada, a nation renowned for its vast landscapes and natural beauty, is undergoing a profound urban renaissance. This transformative journey is intricately woven with demographic shifts, immigration patterns, and…
In the wake of rapid urbanization in African cities, profound implications emerge for traditional architectural styles and cultural preservation. The multifaceted relationship between modernization, urbanization, and the continuity of traditional…
“What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and one another.” – Mahatma Gandhi. The quote…
Urban development in the United Arab Emirates has rapidly changed over time. UAE is renowned for its architectural wonders like Dubai’s Burj Khalifa and rapid development. As the severity of…
Throughout the history of time, humans have traversed across the globe. In ancient civilizations, people migrated from place to place, searching for natural resources. Ancient civilizations have blossomed because of…
Renowned architect and urban planner Rahul Mehrotra brings a unique perspective to the discussion of how architecture shapes urban cultures. In addition to being about real physical constructions, his work…
Introduction India, a land of diverse cultures, traditions, and landscapes, has a rich architectural heritage that has evolved over millennia. One of the key elements that play a pivotal role…
Sited at the meeting point of Nile Valley and Lower Egypt Delta, bound by two limestone plateaus; Giza on the west and Al-Muqatam on the east, Great Cairo, already one…
With more people flocking to live in major cities every year, it’s safe to say that urbanisation is on a meteoric rise. After all, it’s no surprise when you think…
