In Life Between Buildings, Jan Gehl writes, “In streets and city spaces of poor quality, only the bare minimum of activity takes place. People hurry home. In a good environment,…
Lina Bo Bardi was a Brazilian architect, political activist, furniture and stage designer, editor, writer and curator. Born as Achilina Bo in Italy, Bardi graduated from the School of Architecture,…
The concepts of vertical cultivating and urban farming are continuously affecting the way metropolitan zones work and create. By joining Vertical cultivating, the hitch of nourishment generation into cityscapes, these approaches address challenges like nourishment security and urbanization and reshape the built environment, social frameworks, and biological elements. Advancing vertical ranches in the cities can influence urban ranges at the natural,…
This article endeavours to discuss whether the emergence of Brutalism, in a contemporary context, would be suitable. The origins of the term Brutalism, is said to have evolved in 1950,…
Social entrepreneurship is revolutionizing the way industries operate, not just by offering new solutions, but by rewriting the very rules of business. It’s a daring act of defiance against conventional…
Deep Forest, an inventive installation by EcoLogicStudio that combines biology, architecture, and digital technology to rethink our relationship with nature, was recently unveiled at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art…
The Middle East, known for its harsh climate, bold architectural projects, and ambitious urban planning, is redefining the concept of cities. As rising sea levels threaten coastal regions worldwide, floating…
Modernism is a movement that emerged out of the First World War, which brought about radical changes in the field of architecture and urban planning. It called for functional and…
Every discipline and industry, as a part of society, forms the economic makeup of society. Not just in how they perform as an individual industry, but how they impact society…
A Warm Welcome: Neuenburg’s Gateway Neuenburg, the city is elevated on a terrace between the Vosges in France and the Black Forest in Germany, midway between Freiburg im Breisgau in…
The advancement of gender equality in South Asia requires an understanding that urban planning is more than just structural and spatial design; it is a powerful tool influencing access, inclusion,…
Model villages began to emerge in the 18th century as self-contained communities, often housing workers for local factories. Due to the rapid urbanisation caused by the British Industrial Revolution, there…