The Wind Catcher: Another ancient engineering to learn from
In such fields as architecture and engineering we believe that nothing new would have been created without looking at the past. Hence, our study of history in various cultures and research on certain ancient practices. Yet again another ingenious system … Continue reading The Wind Catcher: Another ancient engineering to learn from
Modern shed’s in Japan take an interesting form
Snohetta wins the competition to design carbon negative neighborhood in Milan.
Snohetta has been awarded the contract for the development of the Ex Macello area in Milan, Italy. The new Aria neighborhood is set to be the first carbon negative area in Milan, and we look forward to continuing the … Continue reading Snohetta wins the competition to design carbon negative neighborhood in Milan.
Advice from 10 of the worlds most renowned architects
Watch Louisiana channel’s interview with 10 of the most renowned architects advicing the upcoming generation of architects on the general role of the architect in present times and challenges of the field along with themes such as empathy, knowledge, exploration, … Continue reading Advice from 10 of the worlds most renowned architects
Humble Architecture: Everest Challenge
Where do you go to the toilet when you’re hiking up Mount Everest? It may sound like the start of a crude joke, but the problem is very real. Everest receives an average of 35,000 visitors each year, most of … Continue reading Humble Architecture: Everest Challenge
Essay Competition on Modular Architecture
Modular design is a revolutionary and versatile concept, allowing for more cost-efficient and sustainable elements to be introduced into architectural projects. Modules can be used as both the building blocks of a structure and standalone elements, adding customisation to projects … Continue reading Essay Competition on Modular Architecture
3D printed Organic homes: A Step to the Future
As part of response to global climate change and the need for greener buildings; Mario Cucinella Architects partners with an Italian based 3d- printing company, WASP to create pod- like structures that will promote clean and green living. They call … Continue reading 3D printed Organic homes: A Step to the Future
Vibrant landscapes are captured in Glass and concrete by Ben Young
Exquisite pieces of artwork are sculpted by Australian based artist Ben Young. Clear float glass on hand bent steel frames is used to depict vibrant water bodies juxtaposed with mountains made of raw concrete, all illustrating a beautiful landscape. Ben … Continue reading Vibrant landscapes are captured in Glass and concrete by Ben Young
A Museum Dedicated to Porcelain Production
A museum in Jingdezhen, China was designed to commemorate jingdezhen the porcelain manufacturing region in china, also known as the “porcelain capital”. It has been producing Chinese ceramics for at least 1,000 years, and for much of that period Jingdezhen … Continue reading A Museum Dedicated to Porcelain Production
CTBUH Student Research Competition
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) is pleased to announce the 2021 Student Research Competition—culminates with an award of US$5,000 to be recognized/ promoted through CTBUH channels and platforms. The goal of the 2021 Student Research Competition … Continue reading CTBUH Student Research Competition
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