The Living Construction Challenge (LBC) is the most comprehensive green building standard available, and it can be applied to any form of structure anywhere on the planet. The goal is…
When asked, What is that one thing that makes you like a particular building or makes you want to visit again, what is your answer supposedly? Has it been material…
Steel is one of modern society’s core pillars. With an ever-developing infrastructure industry, steel sits at the helm as one of the most significant engineering and construction materials. However, the…
Since the 19th century and until today, architecture continues to evolve. New currents and new styles have resulted in a relative evolution and immense development in construction techniques, which themselves…
How many buildings have you visited? Or how many do we visit in a lifetime? Can’t keep a track of that right because architecture is what we all are surrounded…
What is the first thought that strikes you listening to the term Green Architecture? Most probably the elementary image would be a design with ample greenery throughout and a curvy,…
Titanium is the 9th most available abundant metal extracted from the minerals Rutile and ilmenite which make up 24% of the Earth’s crust. The term titanium is said to have…
What is a Carbon Fiber? Fibers of 5-10 micrometers in diameter that are mainly composed of carbon atoms are known as Carbon Fibers. Carbon Fiber is a polymer and…
Translucent Wood is an environment-friendly construction material that is obtained by treating and compressing wooden strips. During its making, modules of lignin found inside the wood are replaced by polymers…
Although concrete is one of the most used materials in the construction industry for its durability, malleability, and weather resistance, it harms the environment. For such reasons, architects have experimented…
Materials; the very core of any tangible entity, and therefore the most pivotal part within the physical manifestation of any architectural space, without which; the planning just remains an idea…
The evolution of materials has embarked on its influence on the building and construction industry for decades now. The introduction of new materials may have a broader influence but the…
