What was Frank Lloyd Wright’s Mile High Illinois? “The Illinois” was a mile-high — 5,280 feet (1,609 m), 528-storey — skyscraper that Wright proposed for Chicago and unveiled on 16…
Julia Morgan (born January 20, 1872, San Francisco, California, U.S.—died February 2, 1957, San Francisco) was one of the most prolific and important women architects ever to work in the United States (Tikkanen). Among…
America is perceived as a highly advanced, high-tech nation with significant technical breakthroughs, whereas European countries focus more on artistic endeavours. The architectural characteristics of both Europe and America somehow…
Women Architects have always played a significant role in shaping, contributing & improvising the built environment of their nations. For as long as one can recall, the field of Architecture…
The Panama Canal, Lock Canal, owned and managed by the Republic of Panama, connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through Panama’s narrow isthmus. The Panama Canal is about 40 miles…
AECOM is a renowned American architecture firm that offers building services from the beginning to the completion of a project’s development. They provide specialised knowledge in economics, cost consultancy, sustainability,…
New York City is one of the oldest, most populated, and financially vast cities abundantly abounded with rich heritage and structures that can easily lure anyone from any part of…
This article aims to educate readers about the core values, work ethics, design ideology & beliefs and innovative projects of an American multidisciplinary architectural studio, NBBJ. NBBJ Architects has been…
Cityscape always pictures the most prominent regions of a particular city with the architecture in an abstract format and often backgrounds of paintings or portraits. The cityscape of Regina is…
Who was Frank Lloyd Wright? Frank Lloyd Wright (8 June 1867 – 9 April 1959) was an American architect whom the American Institute of Architects named the greatest American architect…