Louis Kahn, a late Modernist, was one of the finest architects, known for combining modernism with the majesty of ancient monuments. Kahn’s work was seemingly simplistic but had layers of…
The La Giralda is the bell tower of Seville Cathedral located in Seville, Spain. This bell tower was designed to be a minaret for the Great Mosque of Seville in…
If Romanesque architecture demonstrated the protective strength of God in uncertain times, Gothic architecture reached for the sky and celebrated the magnificence of God’s universe. Using an assortment of creative…
Argentina’s capital and largest city is Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a mix of faded European grandeur and Latin passion. Buenos Aires is a major port and the most populous…
Almost all Architects are travel enthusiasts. Travel helps stimulate creative thinking, experience different cultures and user behaviours in the built environment, and most importantly, it provides an opportunity to explore…
A person with major laurels in his name, Shigeru Ban is one of the star architects whose signature starts with material as humble as paper. Born in Japan, Ban is…
Located between the Civic Centre and the Cultural Centre on Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels is famous for its modern and deconstructivist…
The United Kingdom presents a complex and layered landscape composed of architectural and urban features which have established benchmarks for professionals engaged in shaping the built environment across the world.…
Sitting beautifully on eastern banks of the Danube River, Vienna has a treasure of culture and architecture marvels. The capital city of Austria houses the legacy of eminent architects, artists,…
Picturesque locations, dreamy castles, lush green covers, vintage streets—this is how one could describe Bavaria. Located in the south-east of Germany, this land-locked state has much more to offer than…
Humans are social animals who evolved gradually from caves to skyscrapers. During the course of this time, all of them tried to mark their presence and leave a legacy behind,…
For the churches and cathedrals of the previous eras, it was not uncommon for the construction process to span for centuries. The intricate carvings, planning, sculptures, natural disasters, construction without…
