Non-Architectural Challenges Architects Face When Converting Offices into Housing
The solution to the housing crisis: Will it be thwarted by a hornet nest of red tape and code restri ctions?
The solution to the housing crisis: Will it be thwarted by a hornet nest of red tape and code restri ctions?
New advances in tensile membrane technology and the resulting buildings prove that lightweight, flex ible building apparel is more than just a trend.
High-density buildings get a bad rap as anonymous towers. When done right, densification breeds heal thier and more sustainable cities.
In cities, green roofs offer valuable environmental benefits such as improving air quality and lower ing urban heat island temperatures.
In the face of overtourism, affordable housing in Barcelona presents environmentally friendly and so cially inclusive housing models.
Physical models will remain part of the architectural practice, unstirred by the technological advan ces of 3D computer modeling.
When used thoughtfully, sweeping expanses of glass and silicon can add construction detail and archi tectural rhythm.
From granny pads to rental units, ADUs are family- and community-friendly.
Is there a way for architects to embrace AI technology in the design process, balancing out human se nsibility and technological efficiency?