Public architecture generates much-needed junctions and nodes that enable people to assemble, dwell, and reorient themselves within their neighboring urban context. Whether a park, library, museum, exhibition space, and government…
Singapore, known as “The Garden City”, is a tropical city-state island located within the Southeast Asian region. Since its independence in 1965, the country has undergone massive economic improvement that…
The history of architecture in India can be traced back to the dawn of Indian civilization. Ancient Indian architecture is rooted in its history, culture, and religion. The buildings of…
Since the early ages when mankind evolved to possess the skill of communication, art has always been used to express ideas and feelings of a person. Architecture is the tool…
Florida underwent many cultural, national, and architectural changes from its discovery to the state we know today. The first written evidence of the state was from Spanish explorer Ponce de…
Parasitic architecture, defined as an additional structure attached to an already existing larger structure that borrows utilities from the host structure. This architectural approach has helped to resolve many urban…
Art Deco style is a wave of design that focuses on the new age and ideas of the modern age. Art Deco Architecture swept across the United States between the…
Re-using an already existing building for a purpose other than it was designed for has become one of the current trends in architecture and design. Most adaptive re-use scenarios help…
Art has always been used by mankind for expressing emotions, ideas, and thoughts through various means available to us. It is notoriously known for its powers of educating people about…
Cultural practices and architecture are undistinguishable endeavors of mankind just like two threads of the same fabric twined together– where one entity ends, the principal foundations of the other just…
Cities in the Future – From the beginning of time, there have been certain milestones that have changed human life as we know it – ranging from the discovery of…
Brutalism is harsh, rough, geometric, and the single most discordant architectural movement, calling to mind massive concrete spaceships – and nobody did it better than the Soviets. Some people say…