Young Architect Guide: Daylighting, a Fundamental Pillar of Contemporary Design
With advancements in glazing materials, automated shading devices and adaptive artificial lighting s ystems, the future of daylighting looks bright.
With advancements in glazing materials, automated shading devices and adaptive artificial lighting s ystems, the future of daylighting looks bright.
Born in the democratic workshops of 1960s Scandinavian software design, participatory design was pop ularized by Italian architect Giancarlo De Carlo.
Future Retro design demonstrates that “timeless charm’ can still exist in a predominately trend-driv en present.
Architects and designers are becoming more than mere aesthetic machines or structural calculators; w e are now the curators of experience.
This is architecture in the time of K-Pop, K-Drama and ever-evolving technology.
Adaptive reuse and innovative renovation have become golden standards in architecture; Italy's alber ghi diffusi model has never been more relevant.
Design districts are vibrant enclaves that have been synonymous with progressive cities worldwide fo r even longer than you might guess.
The Wes Anderson aesthetic is once again taking the internet by storm. As is often the case, archite cts were way ahead of the curve.
Across the industry, architects are embracing a new partner in their creative pursuits: artificial i ntelligence.