Hotel Del Luna is a Korean Drama Series consisting of 16 episodes that aired in 2019. The cast consists of Lee Ji-eun(IU) and Yeo Jin-goo as the main cast and…
The Brutalist (2024) is more than just a survival story; it explores how buildings shape our character and memories. A Holocaust survivor rebuilds his life in post-war America through architecture.…
What truly defines a home? Is it the four walls that you grew up in? The place you have grown up in ?, or a place that lets you be…
Setting and Synopsis Directed by Michael Grandage, “My Policeman” is an adaptation of the book by Bethan Roberts. It centres around three people, Tom, Marion and Patrick and their struggles…
Wings of Desire, directed and written by Wim Wenders, is a contemplative and existential film which approached with high expectations due to admiration for Wim’s previous works. The film follows…
In 1960, Australian architect and critic Robin Boyd published The Australian Ugliness, a bold and enduring critique of the nation’s built environment and cultural identity, a polemic that dared to challenge…
Dearest fellow rulers, How are you doing? Today’s piece is a bit different, and yes, it will expose some of my private hobbies. I enjoy Art and all of its…
John Maeda is a designer, computer scientist, author, teacher, artist, etc. He was the president of the Rhode Island School of Design and is responsible for “all that stuff flying…
Rem Koolhaas and Madelon Vriesendorp’s book “Exodus, or the Voluntary Prisoners of Architecture” is a thought-provoking work. Published in 1972, it blends design, fiction, and satire. The story follows people…
The field of architecture is a representation of society in which we live, rather than just a basic profession. Architecture builds and frames the environment, influences the way society develops,…
Eating Architecture (MIT Press, 2004) is an anthology of essays that explore the intersection of food culture and design. Editors Jamie Horwitz and Paulette Singley gather nineteen essays, arranged in…
In a world where architecture is increasingly overwhelmed by the tyranny of abundance and the cult of aesthetic excess, Laurie Baker’s Houses: How to Reduce Building Costs emerges as a…