Ultra luxury, luxury and sustainability have always been referred to as three individually different aspects with individual characteristics in the architecture fraternity. The thought of Ultra luxury takes one to…
Neuro-architecture designates the application of neuroscience in built spaces to grasp the impact of architecture on human behavior and the brain. By incorporating elements of applied neuroscience, the emerging field…
Located in the south of California, one of the major U.S. states, Los Angeles is one of the largest metropolitan cities in the nation. It is the home to the…
Re-thinking The Future is a global platform for architecture and design. RTF along with our authors has curated a list of top interior designing firms in various cities across the…
With 211,328 inhabitants in 2020, Rochester will rank fourth in terms of population in the U.S. state of New York, behind New York City, Buffalo, and Yonkers. It serves as…
William “Bobby” Gilbert, who gave land to the Arizona Eastern Railway in 1902 to build a rail route between Phoenix and Florence, Arizona, is credited with founding Gilbert. The first…
Republican Roman style was influenced by the Etruscans, the first kings of Rome, who in turn were influenced by Greek architecture. The Temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline Hill in…
Belgrade’s architectural legacy is well maintained in terms of the number of buildings and the appearance date. The development of history and a particular geographic setting, which saw repeated battles…
Architecture from a layman’s perspective is simply viewing visually noticeable things. While seeing a building, people notice its magnitude, the pops of colour, and the materials used. At the same…
Did you ever sit at Marine Drive late at night and just sat staring at the endless sea along with the lit skyline of Mumbai just beside it? That is…
Great minds in human history have always been curious about the larger and deeper secrets of human history. One which we call the mysteries and wonders of mankind is nothing…
The massive Soviet Classical structures of the Bezimyanka district were built close to the city’s vast industrial zone from the 1930s to the 1950s after dozens of factories were evacuated…