Deconstruction by Design: How Architects Are Redefining Practice Through Material Reuse
From waste to resource, architects can minimize their contributions to landfills and carbon emission s by reusing construction waste.
Articles by
Francesc Zamora
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Building Dreams, Battling Budgets: Architecture and the Olympic Construction Dilemma
How can host cities secure the enduring viability and sustainability of their venues?
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Ink Versus Pixels: The Timeless Debate Between Hardcopy Architecture Books and Digital Design Platforms
Can digital platforms ever recreate the immersive charm of traditional books?
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Independent Design: The Allure and Challenges of Off-Grid Architecture and Living
From rainwater harvesting systems to solar energy and wind protection measures, off-grid homes are t he ultimate models for sustainability.
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Ephemeral Structures, Enduring Ideas: Why Architectural Pavilions Still Matter
Architectural innovation meets immersive storytelling, crafting dynamic spaces that captivate and in spire.
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Growth Environment: Architect’s Role in Modernizing Farming Practices and Smart Agriculture
How does architecture drive precision farming and transform agriculture with smart technology?
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Building Bridges: How Architects Are Ripping Up the Rulebook on Water Treatment Facility Architecture
Today's water facility designs are redefining the "public" aspects of "public infrastructure."
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From Suburbs to Hubs: Innovation Districts Usher In a New Era of Urban Planning
How can designers avoid gentrification, the loss of a city's unique character and rising housing cos ts often accompanying innovation districts?
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Sustainable Suburban Expansion: How Architects Are Reawakening Dormant Developments
Building on the foundations of the New Urbanism movement, today's architects are approaching suburba n expansion as a tool for urban revitalization.
