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Architecture & Design brings together stories at the intersection of buildings, interiors, and objects. This section explores how creative thinking shapes everything from large-scale structures to the details that define how we live and work.
Here you’ll find projects that balance form and function, essays that trace design innovation, and features that reveal how architects and designers respond to materials, technology, and cultural shifts. From landmark architecture to everyday design solutions, this category captures the breadth of a field that continues to evolve across scales and disciplines.
Cultural center structures are crucial as they unite communities and nourish them socially, artistically, and culturally. This article is about…
Green architecture is an approach that aims to protect natural resources and minimize the negative impacts on the living community and the built environment.
Fenix Museum of Migration, designed by MAD Architects, is scheduled to open in 2025 at Rotterdam City Harbor.
Born in Paris between 1720 and 1730 as a reaction to the strict ideas of Baroque architecture, Rococo architecture (Late Baroque) is an elaborate and ornamental art movement.
Electric scooters fall into a category of transport that can be called micro-mobility. Bicycles, segways, non-electric scooters, skateboards, longboards, wheelchairs, and Starship delivery robots could vastly be assigned to the same category.
In a world where the line between science fiction and reality becomes increasingly blurred, doomsday bunkers have evolved from mere shelters of survival into opulent sanctuaries.
Unveiled at Dubai Design Week, DEOND’s “Enfold” pavilion integrates AI-driven ‘second skin’ technology to bridge physical and digital realms. Inspired by Eastern and Western philosophies, the installation offers a unique therapeutic experience with its immersive, biophilic design—marking a bold experiment in how architecture can nurture human well-being.
Shopping malls have gone beyond being places where people can buy things, and have become living centers where people can socialize, have fun, and eat. There are many shopping malls of different sizes and architectures in many cities around the world.
Think about the last time you took a walk through the city. While you were trying to embrace the view in front, observing skyscrapers reaching for the sky, roads and transits making their way through, did a sense of curiosity ever grip you?
Adaptive Reuse: Transforming historic buildings into modern spaces while preserving heritage, fostering sustainability, and meeting contemporary needs.