Titanium is the 9th most available abundant metal extracted from the minerals Rutile and ilmenite which make up 24% of the Earth’s crust. The term titanium is said to have…
What is a Carbon Fiber? Fibers of 5-10 micrometers in diameter that are mainly composed of carbon atoms are known as Carbon Fibers. Carbon Fiber is a polymer and…
Translucent Wood is an environment-friendly construction material that is obtained by treating and compressing wooden strips. During its making, modules of lignin found inside the wood are replaced by polymers…
Materials; the very core of any tangible entity, and therefore the most pivotal part within the physical manifestation of any architectural space, without which; the planning just remains an idea…
Architecture is an art for the people, by the people, and of the people. It’s beyond designed spaces and built environments. It embodies strong emotions, beliefs, values, and culture. It…
Vitreous enamel, also called porcelain enamel, was initially used throughout history to make religious and ceremonial items or high-quality jewellery. The application of vitreous enamel, or enamelling, of household items…
We all make mistakes every once in a while. “Learn from your mistakes” is what one is usually comforted with after messing something up. Some mistakes, however, can be found…
“Man is by nature a social animal; an individual who is unsocial naturally and not accidentally is either beneath our notice or more than human. Society is something that precedes…
“The luxury today is ‘to be able to achieve a true reflection of your inner self through your abode.” Speak about luxury, and the first trail of words that comes…
Marble has been used since ancient times in Greece and Rome, from temples to bathhouses to markets. Hundreds of different types of marbles are found all over the world in…
As humanity evolves the parts of their history emerge to rapidly engross more dynamism and evolve relatively as well. The gaps created by the progression dwell in concepts and terms…
“Take 60 parts sand, 180 parts ash from sea plants, 5 parts chalk – and you get glass” – 650 B.C., a clay tablet in cuneiform. Glass architecture is the…