Riken Yamamoto, an eminent Japanese architect, just received the Pritzker Architecture Prize that was given to him for his excellent contribution to local community purpose-built facilities. Through the years, Yamamoto…
Architecture is not just about buildings; it is a reflection of society’s beliefs, values, and aspirations. Ideology refers to these underlying principles, beliefs and principles. These ideologies can vary greatly…
“The sun does not realize how wonderful it is until after a room is made” – Louis Kahn. Creating spaces that evoke a sense of harmony with their surroundings and…
Leading more than 200 built projects in his lifetime, the Dublin-born star architect, Eamonn Kevin Roche, became the first Irish architect to win the prestigious Pritzker prize in 1982. Graduating…
The Pritzker Architecture Prize, world’s the most prestigious award in the architectural community, that motives and encourages professionals to build their work by demonstrating qualities of talent, vision, and commitment. …
The Pritzker Architecture Award for 2021 has been awarded to Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, a French architecture duo who has taught the world to design projects based on insightful…
Architectural documentaries and films an insight into the mind and work of starchitects, design movements, and even concepts tackling the world and our cities. They narrate ‘real’ stories of design…
Norman Foster (born 1935 in Manchester) is Britain’s most prolific high-tech architect and the 1999 Pritzker Prize laureate. Through Foster + Partners, founded in 1967, he has delivered era-defining structures…
Philip Johnson (1906–2005) was American architecture’s great shape-shifter — founding MoMA’s architecture department, building the modernist Glass House in 1949, co-designing the Seagram Building with Mies van der Rohe, then…