Architecture and the construction industry are the set forces for civilians to provide weatherproof spaces and help escape from extreme weather conditions. But the question is, “Why to keep the…
The Ilulissat Icefjord Centre in Greenland, designed by Danish architect Dorte Mandrup finally opens its doors to the public. The project will act as a central spot for exploring the…
Architecture, as the definition says, is the art and science of designing and constructing buildings. That implies architecture being a problem-solving-based practice. But, in reality, one might agree that architecture…
Climate change and its consequences are beginning to surface. The challenge of surviving the next fifty years is now seen as a global existential crisis. In the last 50 years,…
Scandinavia is a group of countries including Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Located in the Northern part of Europe has a temperate climate. The region extends to above the arctic circle.…
Eco-architect Ken Yeang is best known for green architecture in the urban context, where he focuses on the bio integration of human-made, with nature to form constructed ecosystems. His designs…
Architecture is an example of one of the most tangible aspects of history. It lets us understand how the needs and tastes of society have evolved over time all the…
In the world’s second-most populous nation, at the outset, it is tempting to assume that too many people contribute to a problem that is already manifold and propel climate change…
Vevey is a small town located on the shores of the beautiful Lake Geneva in Switzerland, very close to the city of Montreux. It’s otherwise and more famously known as…
Architecture is not only the art of designing and construction but also a reflection of the time, society, culture, thoughts, and beliefs of and about the user. With time, it…
Hualien Residences is a green and mountainous housing project by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), commissioned by TLDC (Taiwan Land Development Corporation), a prominent land developer based in Taipei. Although it…
The term ‘critical regionalism’ was first used by architectural theorists Alexander Tzonis and Liane Lefaivre in their 1981 essay ‘The Grid And The Pathway’. It was later reinterpreted most famously…