Cities have long been understood as consumers, like vast engines that inhale natural resources, transform them into buildings, infrastructure, and commodities, and eventually exhale waste. But this extractive model is…
The Ravenscourt Park Hospital, situated near Ravenscourt Park in London, is recognised by architects in the region as the first Modern building in the United Kingdom. Designed by Scottish Architect…
One of the most critical areas is construction, especially when we consider the fast urbanization and scarce resources. Considering the fact that construction is one of the biggest consumers of…
Held from 13 April to 13 October 2025 on the artificial island of Yumeshima in Osaka Bay, Expo 2025 Osaka brought together approximately 150 countries and international organisations under the…
What does it mean to be an architect in 2025? It is no longer just about creating technical blueprints, crafted facades, and intricate construction details. Instead, it involves weaving together…
From Adaptive Reuse to AI-Driven Futures From Adelaide to Everywhere Every successful practice begins with a single line sketched on paper. For Woods Bagot, that first line was sketched in…
Herzog & de Meuron has been pushing the envelope farther within and outside the aseptic walls of architecture, navigating climate change and today’s digital and social challenges in 2025. Headquartered…
Bernard Tschumi Architects is one of the most influential and experimental practices in the contemporary architecture world. It is globally recognised for its bold built works and radical theoretical foundations…
When we think about architecture’s relationship with nature, our minds usually stop at sustainability: shiny panes of energy-efficient glass, low-carbon concrete mixes, or solar panels discreetly perched on rooftops. All…
In recent years, historic bungalows in South India have undergone a significant transformation: colonial structures are being adapted into dynamic culinary spaces that intertwine memory, architecture, and local identity. This…
Most people step into a café, a bookstore, or a library with very different intentions. A café is often about pace : a quick coffee, a casual chat, or sometimes…
Industrial sites have been crucial to cities, shaping economies and identities. Today, many factories, mills, and warehouses lie idle. Within Architectural History, these sites are more than obsolete structures; they…