Æon Flux is a sci-fi fiction movie by Karyn Kusama based on the 1991 series that goes by the same name. The film is a refreshing break from regular sci-fi…
Public Spaces – Modern cities are rapidly evolving. They are increasingly becoming a locus of concentration of diverse communities. Globalisation and rapid urbanisation have led to this mixed conglomeration of…
London’s iconic Battersea Power Station sees new light with its newly redeveloped surrounding. The whopping £9 billion Battersea Power Station redevelopment project finally opens doors for public use after 8…
A facade is the first impression of the building in a context. It is a representation of the narrative the building intends to tell. This outer shell of a structure…
Design and Activism: Design activism is the intersection of design and social activism. It includes the few commonalities that both design and activism have. Essentially, both design and activism are…
The American singer, Usher Raymond is a sensation in the music industry. He is well-known not just for his contribution to the music industry, but also for his keen interest…
Wood has been used as a building material for ages. While it is a highly durable and long-lasting material, it has to be protected from weather conditions like moisture, water…
Brick is an age-old building material that has been used in construction for centuries. Classic mud bricks are the most commonly used material for masonry. These never seem to go…
Parking spaces are essential functional spaces for most architectural masses. Whether it is a residential, commercial, or industrial space, parking spaces tend to occupy large chunks of outdoor areas. But,…
Architectural materials are the essential tools that architects use to make their visions come to life. They are the equipment for the physical manifestation of the built environment. A diverse…
The movie Where’d you go, Bernadette? is an adaptation of Maria Semple’s novel that goes with the same name, which was quite a rave when it was first published in…
The old Palace of Westminster, London, the seat of parliamentary government of the United Kingdom, was destroyed in a fire in 1834. Most of the palace burned to ashes, with…
