Perkins and Will, founded in 1935 by Lawrence Perkins and Philip Will Jr, endeavoured a tenet of advancement in design, yet adhering to ethical practices such as ecological care that…
A Premise to Ecological Boundaries and its Integration What are ecological boundaries? A physical feature that demarcates levels or properties? Nature-oriented areas restricted from artificial development? Or envelopes that differentiate…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the ultimate tool for everyone’s needs. A single swipe and you have the unheard and undiscovered history or trend all compiled under a single document.…
Born as Friedrich Stowasser, 1928-2000, Friedensreich Hundertwasser was an Austrian-born artist, architect, and visionary philosopher. His work questioned this Conventional modernism by distancing himself from straight lines, standard forms, and…
A Firm Refusing to Stand Still Walk into almost any city today, and you will find a familiar paradox. The skyline glitters with glass towers, yet communities below wrestle with…
Every chapter of the book you’re reading is about code, steel, and concrete. Greetings from UN Studio’s 2025 adventure. The firm has been a center for innovation since 1988, when…
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…
Transit as Urban Choreography Public transportation is more than just movement; it’s choreography. The movement of buses entering plazas, subways disappearing beneath city squares, and trams connecting several districts forms…
Buildings today whisper when one walks through a city. They shimmer under hotter suns, basements where shifted rainfalls flood, and suburbs take over the once-crop-rich lands. Architecture is, nowadays, no…
Urban planning can be defined as a strategic process where land development and related ecosystem and human services are improved. This paradigm shift can help maximise various aspects within the…