From artificial intelligence, 3d printed houses, to extraterrestrial architecture. When anyone asks about the future of architecture, we automatically think of all these different scenarios. However, to understand “what” the…
We live in a world where we face a competitive environment. Architecture is one of the most competitive professions. Being an architect, it is important to keep learning new things…
Laurence Wilfred Baker, better known as Laurie baker, was an Indian Architect born in England and completed his architectural studies there. He graduated in 1937 at age 20 in a…
Architects and architecture have always conflicted with time. The question that often haunts us is, ‘How does one make their creation timeless so that it is just as relevant in…
The sustainable design aims to reduce buildings’ negative environmental effects by improving efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, development space, and the ecosystem as a whole.Sustainable architecture…
The future of architecture – One hundred structures! Why not just make it 200 or 1,000? The reality is, Kushner could have gone higher. Today’s architecture is more than ever…
Tucked in the green blanket of Beijing, China, the Beijing sub-center library resembles a monumentally scaled pavilion, a civic space for the people to assemble. Following an international design competition…
The 19th century period surely did bring a whole lot of new changes in the world. Say it in the realm of art, culture, society, or innovation; the world has…
Architecture has changed a lot throughout the years and the events of human history. Scientific advances make us wonder what the future will be like. The technological revolution, globalization, and…
Perkins and Will is a multinational design firm that was established in 1935. Dar Al-Handasah of Lebanon has been the group’s parent company since 1986. Phil Harrison has served as…
The future of Architecture is not just a singular concept; it is as wide-ranging as the mind can imagine; and has the potential to cross leaps and bounds to challenge…
The journal “Retention, not demolition: how heritage thinking can inform carbon reduction” by Hannah Baker, Alice Moncaster, Hilde Remøy, Sara Wilkinson focuses on the two most commonly cited benefits of…