What is Biomimicry? The word biomimicry is derived from the Greek words bios and mimesis, meaning life and imitating respectively. This concept is one that is used in design, drawing…
Located in a rural area of the Jiangxi province in China, this project focuses on creating a space that resonates with a deep respect for natural landscapes, local culture, and…
In 2011 on the 22nd of February, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.3 hit Christchurch, New Zealand, resulting in 185 fatalities. Many buildings were ruined or damaged including the…
Architectural education has evolved significantly over the past century in response to technological advancements, societal changes, environmental challenges, and the evolving role of architects within the broader context of urban…
Creating pedestrian-friendly urban environments has numerous benefits. It improves social interest by supporting an active lifestyle, improving public health, and lowering air pollution due to a lower reliance on cars.…
Colour theory is a conceptual framework used to understand how colours interact with each other and how they can be combined, contrasted, or harmonized in various visual contexts. It is…
In order to preserve our planet and protect its resources, sustainability is critical, especially for designers. Sustainability refers to a practice of using resources in a way that would continually…
3D Printing, or additive manufacturing, refers to a process where the material is extruded in thin layers and gradually built up to form a three-dimensional shape, all from a digital…
It is widely considered that our current generation is the last one that is capable of preventing irreparable damage from climate change, and at our current rate, it won’t be…
In 1968, biologist John Calhoun conducted an experiment named the ‘mortality-inhibiting environment for mice’, more commonly known as mouse heaven, or Universe 25. He took 8 mice, all screened to…
Atop of the acropolis in Athens, sits the Parthenon. A building that is nearly two thousand five hundred years old. Although time has taken its toll, the structure still stands…
Model villages began to emerge in the 18th century as self-contained communities, often housing workers for local factories. Due to the rapid urbanisation caused by the British Industrial Revolution, there…