Author: Khushi Tandon
Khushi Tandon
Khushi is an architect based in Mumbai who loves reading and making videos. She navigates through life with creativity and a strong desire to learn. To her, life is all about exploring and discovering the artist in everyone, a journey full of excitement and curiosity. She is also deeply fascinated by design, innovation, and sustainability, which has inspired her to explore writing as well.
The newly designed 115,000-seat football stadium for the 2030 World Cup has been revealed. It’s called the Grand Stade Hassan II Stadium and is located in Benslimane, 40 kilometers from Casablanca.
ICON, a world leader in 3D printing, is working on a low carbon sustainable housing project in Wimberley Springs, Texas.
The iconic Olympic flame tradition symbolizes human spirit and knowledge and is accompanied by one of the most recognizable objects in the Olympic Games: the cauldron.
The New Murabba Development Company (NMDC), under the Public Investment Fund (PIF), recently revealed its design for the New Murabba Stadium, which is set to open in Riyadh by 2032.
Switzerland has recently unveiled its pavilion at Expo Osaka 2025 in Kansai, exemplifying a forward-thinking approach to blending culture with sustainable architecture.
The seafront of Larnaca, Cyprus is undergoing a transformative upgrade with the “Land of Tomorrow” project, a sustainable initiative in collaboration with Petrolina Group and Foster + Partners.
The rapid evolution of AI technology, exemplified by tools like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion, has revolutionized digital art and design.
Paris 2024 Olympic Village is a vision brought up by 25 design firms who worked on developing 2400 accommodations for athletes and staff.
To provide relief for individuals affected by the ongoing war in Syria, Zaha Hadid Architects has collaborated with Qatari Education Above All Foundation (EAA) to design Katara Village in northern Syria. The village will provide education and shelter to young individuals who are displaced during the war. Conceptualised by Zaha Hadid, the setup includes 30 fireproof tents, durable during various weather conditions and its flexible design allows dismantling the tents to a new location, making the design portable. These tents are designed in a 175 square meter facility, with various community spaces like four learning classrooms, health facilities and shelter,…
Qiddiya Investment Company is developing a new performing arts center in Riyadh as part of the Kingdom’s 2030 vision. It’s expected to draw 800,000 visitors annually and aims to welcome 10 million visitors in a decade.