Month: September 2024

At the crossroads of nature and technology, Oxman opens up the horizons for what it means to be an architect and widens the possibilities for designers to make an impact that is beyond their fields.

With an overarching focus on placemaking, sustainable urbanism helps reduce the impacts of adverse effects of changing climate. 

Building Envelope(d) Data offers a comprehensive exploration of parametric 3D modeling for building envelope design.

Directed by Tim Burton, the 2005 fantasy movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory constructs a whimsical reality through architectural set designs.

Explore 10 of New York City’s most iconic buildings, each a masterpiece of architectural history. From Art Deco skyscrapers to modernist wonders, discover how these structures define the city’s skyline and spirit.

Expo 2025 is set to take place in Japan, Yumeshima Island between April 13 to October 13 with the theme…

Burj Khalifa was undefeatable in height for over 14 years.  But how exactly was it? Behind that question lies magnificent engineering feats and architectural details, which this article aims to highlight.

In the architecture of Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle, the moving castle is more than just a background; it embodies transformation, freedom, and the conflict between nature and industrialization.

“The Other,” designed by Jen Lewin, was a fascinating installation at Burning Man 2024, captivating attendees with its innovative design and interactive experience.

Shigeru Ban’s innovative use of materials and deep understanding of cultural contexts, proved that creativity and compassion in architecture can reshape the world.