Homo sapiens have been known to inhabit the planet for around 3.5 billion years. They’ve evolved a great deal from the stone age to the age of Artificial Intelligence. Even…
“The Future is faster than you think.” (Title of the Book by Peter Diamandis & Steven Kotler) Faster. Higher. Safer. Smarter. That’s how the technology in the last decade (i.e.,…
Space syntax is a science-based and human-centric approach, as well as a set of theories linking space and society, established in the 1970s by Prof Bill Hillier, Prof Julienne Hanson,…
There are many well-known architects in the world and a smaller few that stands to be well heard of even outside of the architecture world. One of those is Louis…
Bjarke Ingels is a Danish architect, founder of Bjarke Ingels Group, Copenhagen, New York, and Beijing. He is known for his groundbreaking construction projects, which aim to contradict traditional architectural…
The series of lectures by The Great Courses Plus about the History of the Islamic Golden Age is very informative. This 24 lecture series covers every aspect of the Abbasid…
In the ever-evolving and diverging world of technology, science, and design, neuroarchitecture may seem far from becoming an industry buzzword, but it is an area worth giving attention to. It…
Automation has a massive footprint in many industries, but as it makes its descent on architecture, it raises many eyebrows, as well as questions. What is the scope of something…
Zaha Hadid Architects is a group known for its transformative designs ruling across the six continents. Shenzhen science and technology museum in China is one such milestone in making that…
It is no secret that art and architecture are two subjects that often interlace with each other. There have been many extraordinary artists who were also architects like the Italian…
Museums are public repositories of knowledge, culture, history and are responsible for their preservation and propagation. These public institutions are a vital part of society’s fabric and are an excellent…
Architectural imagination is undoubtedly an inevitable part of science fiction. The authors write intricate descriptions of spaces and settings to build an image in the mind of the reader. Each…
