“We Should Travel for Architecture, Not Food. Change My Mind.”
Architecture is a timeless and universal language, providing a more profound and enduring travel foc us compared to local cuisine.
Articles by
Ema Bakalova
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Hacking the Human Habitat: How Cyborg Architecture Blends Biology with Technology
Cyborg Architecture explores the fusion of human and machine, blending technology and design to crea te innovative, responsive spaces.
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Emotional Architecture: How Curves and Lines Influence Human Experience
Dive into the psychological effects of curves and lines in architecture and explore how they shape h uman emotions and interactions with spaces.
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Buying on a Promise: The Powerful New Role of Renderings in Real Estate Marketing
Consider the growing trend of using renderings to pre-sell residential units, with buyers investing in property on promise and visual appeal.
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The Evolution of Model Making: A Decade of Innovation and Transformation
New model-making methods are evolving alongside the modern architect, reshaping the way we design an d communicate our ideas.
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Multi-Generational Living: 7 Floor Plans Building Family Bonds
More families are choosing multi-generational living arrangements, where grandparents, parents and c hildren share a single residence.
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From Studio to Site: Navigating the Transition from Architecture School to Professional Practice
Recent graduates: here's some practical advice for how to navigate the transition from architecture school to professional practice.
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Iterating for Iteration’s Sake: Rethinking the Purpose and Process in Architecture and Design
Is it truly necessary to exhaust every possible person, shape, angle, direction, size and color?
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Elevated Architecture: What Is the Role of Good Design in Luxury Living Today?
Exploring the intersection of luxury living and good design through a case study of 180 East 88th St reet in New York City.
