Bahrain, an archipelago nation nestled in the Persian Gulf, boasts a rich architectural tapestry that reflects its historical significance as a trading epicenter and its contemporary goals. From ancient settlements…
With concerns of sustainability in every facet of our lives, the question of how sustainable architecture reimagines our future is never far from the lips and minds of architectural practitioners.…
Arkhitekton words come from Greek arkhi, defined as a “master,” and tekton refers to “builder,” the one who practices designing. Earlier, people were also used to be called maison builder,…
Architecture has always borne stories—not through words, but through deeds. Every material, layout, and spatial choice basically stemmed from a need: need for water, safety, performance, rest. It is in…
Colonial architecture played a significant role in the establishment of British Calcutta, leaving a lasting impact on the city’s urban landscape and cultural heritage. The architectural style introduced by the…
The origin and history of La Gare La Gare (pronounced as ‘Legehar’ in Amharic) means “The Station” in French. It is the name of the railway station in Addis Ababa,…
Burial, since ancient times, has been a well-established and respected practice across the diverse cultures of the world. Whether rooted in beliefs in an afterlife, reincarnation, or other spiritual frameworks,…
Funerary architecture came into the frame when different cultures started believing in the life after death, which is the governing idea of the religion of the Egyptians (Basis of Hope),…
Nature-Inspired Urban Development Projects In times of rising temperatures and rapid urban growth, our cities are no longer just places to live—they are places to listen. To nature. To culture.…
In the realm of architecture, the term “iconic” often conjures images of grand edifices commissioned by affluent patrons or governing bodies. However, the Quinta Monroy Housing Project in Iquique, Chile, challenges…
Funerary Architecture serves as a physical representation of the relationship between death and architecture. It includes the design and construction of structures for rituals surrounding death. Funerary Architecture aims to…
Project credits: Original architect: Saul Zaik Renovating architect: SHED Architecture & Design Project team: Prentis Hale, Robert Arlt Contractor: Purch and Holding Structural engineer: Grummel Engineering Originally designed in the 1960s by Saul Zaik, an…