Urban green areas are like tranquil islands in the middle of our busy metropolis. They provide us with a break from our hectic schedules and let us reconnect with nature.…
What is Placemaking? Placemaking is a strategy that brings people, communities, cities, or regions together to improve the quality of life and environment. Through placemaking reinvention and reimagination of public…
The Situationists From the years 1957 to 1972, a group of exceptional philosophers and artists came about, who called themselves the Situationists. Their ideas and debates about society as a…
Introduction Bath Abbey is an architectural marvel that has stood for centuries in the heart of historic Bath, England. The Abbey draws visitors from all over the world with its…
Introduction: Architecture is a significant driver of tourism, associated with cultural and traditional beliefs. A particular architectural structure turns into a landmark of the city or country to travel to…
The imaginative possibilities of architecture are much more than vertical concrete jungles. One might come across things that are not quite architectural yet it has something profound to say about…
Automotive cities, also known as car-centric or auto-oriented, are urban areas where the design and infrastructure prioritise cars as the dominant mode of transportation. These cities have extensive road networks,…
The exponential rise in urban agglomerations, economic inequalities, fluctuating economies, unpredictable emergencies, and AI technological advancements are a few main characteristics that describe our current world. Accompanied by these factors…
Streets are spaces where claims for a right to the city are made but also shot down. They are spaces of scrutiny, supervision, and monitoring. Yet, though they speak of…
Urban resilience is the capacity of a city’s systems, businesses, institutions, communities, and individuals to survive, adapt, and thrive, no matter what chronic stresses and acute shocks they experience (Resilient…
Public spaces are open and accessible areas for all members of the public, regardless of their social, economic, or cultural background. They play a crucial role in reflecting and shaping…
Architecture has vividly changed over the years. Architecture has evolved from intricate classical architecture to today’s minimalistic modern architecture. This evolution took years of change and accommodating to that change,…