Architects play a crucial role in the built environment, and therefore, they must be ecologically and socially responsible when designing. Focusing particularly on this concept, the OBEL Award was founded…
Hybrid Construction is the future of modern architecture. It has become one of the major parts of modern architecture. Combining wood with other materials like steel, concrete, and glass is…
Swiss architect Valerio Olgiati, renowned for his avant-garde architectural philosophy and minimalist aesthetic, has unveiled his latest project—Rruga Adem Jashari, a striking mixed-use development in Tirana, Albania. Known for pushing…
Concrete is the backbone of modern architecture and construction, contributing to the creation of resilient, durable, and versatile structures. However, its environmental impact is undeniable. The production of traditional Portland…
This article endeavours to discuss whether the emergence of Brutalism, in a contemporary context, would be suitable. The origins of the term Brutalism, is said to have evolved in 1950,…
Food, drink, clothing, shelter, and sleep. These are the essential needs for every human being. The globe is under tremendous strain due to the unprecedented rate of human growth. Many…
Urban Centers: An Enduring Legacy in Concrete and Steel Throughout the annals of time, urban centers have stood as enduring monuments to human civilization. From the lively bazaars of Marrakesh…
The Future of Architecture: With increasing improvements in the technologies to visualise and execute architectural projects, the contribution of new and advanced techniques of architecture is also growing. These emerging…
Buildings Transformed into Everlasting Tales Buildings, similar to books and manuscripts, hold stories within their walls. These physical structures stand as concrete evidence of history. India, renowned for its rich…
The Royal Netherlands Embassy, in Mozambique represents a convergence of principles for institutions; safety, stability, trust and cultural representation. It assumes a pivotal role as a bridge fostering confidence and…
As its name signifies, Eco-Brutalism is Brutalist architecture that combines greenery with raw concrete facades. It indicates that nature can never be replaced and can always be placed beautifully in…
Design philosophy What is modern about a high-rise building constructed in 1982 for one of the fastest growing cities in Southeast Asia? It is an entirely different looking building from…