The Energy and Resources Institute is a research institute aimed at harnessing energy in such a way as to reduce pollution and harmful environmental impacts. This institute was founded by…
The Stockholm conference is the pioneer for environmental awareness globally. A seed of sustainability and sustainable development was sown as an outcome of the conference. Today every discipline strives to…
From the necessity of living in prehistoric times to the eventual building of shelters for comfort, from building vast structures to portraying political powers to building aesthetically pleasing structures, architecture…
Can high rises connect one another? Can people feel healthier after visiting a building? Why can’t cities be the greenest places on earth? An environmentally sensitive design firm, NBBJ answers…
Considering roti, kapda, and makan as essentials of living, architecture has been one of the easiest forms of art which are directly used and have been understood by every person,…
Air pollution is the simplest important cause for the severe health issues of the ongoing urbanization in every corner of the world. Italy is one of the contributors to the…
The historical value of heritage buildings resides in the historical element itself. It may be valuable as an example of a style of architecture, a symbol of a figure who…
A cursory glance | Environmental Issues “There’s one issue that will define the contours of this century more dramatically than any other, and that is the urgent threat of a…
The development and progress made by man in building his dwelling with mud, clay, and stones to bricks, concrete, and other building materials made the development of architecture and construction…
Urban Conservation is a term that concerns parts of the built environment that are of historical and architectural significance. This includes buildings, localities, landscapes, special gardens, and many other structures.…
Climate change is an inevitable process of nature. But since the 1800s, humans have fueled this process rather rapidly by burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas. Climate change…
Over 55% of the world currently lives in cities, predicting a 13% increase by 2050. A few countries account for most of the growth as the world urbanizes. Between 2018…