What is “computational architecture”? The introduction of computational architecture significantly changed the way architects worked. It is where computation is combined with the creativity and skill of a traditional architect…
Construction has for years been considered one of the most labour-intensive and dangerous industries in the world. While remarkable advances have been made in project design and planning, the actual…
For years, the idea of a home and workspace in separate settings was not the norm. Workshops, houses, studios, and small businesses all used to be in the same building.…
In a world increasingly moulded by technology, it is important to have it integrated within buildings and architecture. Parametric architecture and design particularly focus on intermixing digital technologies with traditional…
An endless all-nighter before a 9 AM jury, tables filled with drawings, iterations, norms’ data, reviews, and presentation materials, is often an everyday, fast-paced reality for architecture students. And yet,…
The pandemic has transformed how people look at their homes today. Earlier, the spaces which used to be considered places of rest after work have suddenly been used as offices,…
Amidst the many truths that the COVID-19 pandemic taught our ever-running modern society, one timeless principle stood out: necessity is the mother of invention. As routines of constant mobility and…
The Matrix (1999) is a science fiction film that interestingly weaves together philosophy, technology, and action. Residing in a dystopian future, the protagonist Neo discovers that the reality he perceives…
For much of human history, homes were also places of work. Be it artisans’ workshops, merchants’ residences, or family-run enterprises, living and working essentially coexisted within the same walls, albeit…
In a rapidly shifting world, architecture is no longer just about buildings; it’s about ideas, movements, technologies, and above all, humanity. The dynamic future of architecture merges creativity and sustainability.…
Immersing oneself in art seen in a museum is a lost art. In today’s day and age, when digital media and technology have taken over, one art collective has utilised…
For centuries, architecture has been celebrated as the most human of all arts. It shelters, inspires, remembers and endures. Long after civilisations disappear, their buildings continue to narrate stories of…