What if Architects Could Replicate Historic Buildings?
New technologies capable of replicating our architectural heritage raise questions about authenticit y, cultural identity and ethics.
Inspiration: Stories
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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Ambient Architecture: Designing for Tranquility in a Over Stimulated World
Battling sensory bombardment is a fight architects are winning by repositioning design's stance on t he frontlines.
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“The World Sees the Architect’s Work Through the Eyes of the Photographer.”
When it comes to photographing buildings, two heads are better than one — just ask renowned architec tural photographer Ema Peter.
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Nostalgia Now: Analogue Aesthetics Make a Major Comeback in Modern Interiors
Sometimes, to make progress, we first need to rewind.
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From Load-Bearer to Space-Maker: Considering the Contemporary Column
Blending structural integrity with aesthetic finesse, contemporary columns are sophisticated design tools that shape architectural atmospheres.
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Architecture 101: 5 Foundational 20th Century Architectural Texts
Architecture’s ‘forgotten’ medium has developed ideology, theory and emotions that continue shaping how we perceive the built environment.
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Local Wisdom, Global Impact: 3 Ways Architects Are Designing Contextually Relevant Spaces
See how architects are using local knowledge in a global context to design spaces that reflect both place and purpose.
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Deepfake Buildings: Reconstructing the Past or Paving the Way for the Future?
As cultural heritage is increasingly threatened by war, natural disasters and urban decay, what is t he value of digital reconstruction?
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Nature Calls: This Beach Bathroom Renovation Embraces an Organic Approach To Function
Contender for the world's best public toilet, a renovated beachside facility asks users to reconside r their relationship with nature.
