We’re mid-way through the year, yet it’s nothing like any of us predicted. The pandemic did not up and disappear (unfortunately), most of us are still under lockdown and if…
Green and open spaces have become firmly established in people’s consciousness, shaping, among other things, the cultural identity and quality of life of societies. The Corona pandemic has further increased…
I have never spent more time locked up in the house than I have spent during this current pandemic. The pandemic has taught us outnumbered lessons one of them is…
2020 saw one of the worst events in world history. A virus pandemic on a global scale that affected the worlds’ order. Suddenly everything came to a sudden halt and…
Certainly the “life after COVID-19” is going to be a “life with COVID-19”. Amid the significant influence of this pandemic by threatening people’s lives, their physical and mental wellbeing, and…
The high infection risks posed by COVID-19 in large crowds initially signaled a death knell for most events and public spaces. Hence, it also posed the same threat to architectural…
For centuries, museums have played an essential role in preserving the history and information of our society. Museums have served our communities by providing access to culturally significant objects and…
Art and architecture have always adhered together so it is no surprise that architects all around would keep transforming the spaces to experience art. Art has always been an escape…
As we live in an important era of history that impacted the world and each human on earth to the greatest extent “the era of COVID-19”. One never imagined working,…
Who thought that a virus would bring out such significant changes in our lives? Post–Pandemic world has seen a new version of the world where industries, markets, and people are…
‘As an architect, you design for the present, with an awareness of the past for a future that is essentially unknown’ – Norman Foster. Like any other field, architecture and…
From the earliest civilizations, humans have cultivated a sense of community and culture through public spaces. In ancient Greece, the Agora (literally meaning “assembly” or “gathering place”) was a geometric…