A Fresh Perspective on Modern Residential Communities Today’s second-home buyers are looking for more than beautiful architecture. They want a place that offers privacy, comfort, and a genuine connection with…
Rest infrastructure and small-scale urban design describe dedicated spaces within the built environment for rest, recovery and play. Examples include public seating such as benches and parklets, and recreational green…
Cities are living entities of life, ecology, history, and geology. They adapt, evolve, and possess the ability to reinvent themselves. But what truly constitutes the urban identity of a city?…
Glass has long been one of architecture’s symbolic materials. In UK commercial and hospitality design, it now carries a broader brief: structure, comfort, safety, energy performance and experience. Glass as…
Macau is a city located on the southern coast of China on the Pearl River Delta. It functions as a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China and…
Residential renovation has shifted in a noticeable way over the past several years. Homeowners who once handled most projects themselves, or relied on informal referrals to find help, are now…
For an architecture student arriving in Denpasar to explore Tri Hita Karana through its built form, the city feels far removed from the carefully constructed image of Bali often associated…
Bus shelters are a necessary component of civic infrastructure. A public amenity is just that, for the public. So what happens when bus shelter designs are not prioritised or neglected…
Architecture is often associated with permanence: foundations, structural systems, façades and defined urban boundaries. By comparison, a tent is usually seen as simple outdoor gear, carried to a campsite, set…
Today, as we walk along tall concrete buildings, a sight of an old neighbourhood shop can instantly revive memories and emotions. Amid the rise of supermarkets, where people purchase their…