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Our Articles section brings together long-form writing on architecture, features that move beyond the quick update to examine projects, ideas, and practices in depth. Here, we look at how architects work with materials, experiment with form, and rethink typologies in response to today’s challenges.
Each piece blends research and critique, offering context behind a project’s design process, structural logic, and spatial ambition. From case studies of experimental housing and landmark museums to essays on digital fabrication, adaptive reuse, and construction innovations, these articles provide insight into how the discipline is evolving. For readers searching for thoughtful architecture analysis, project deep-dives, or perspectives on design trends, this section is where architectural discourse takes shape
Design for Deconstruction: Transforming architecture with sustainable approaches and real-world examples
By Reyyan Dogan
The cradle-to-cradle approach in architecture offers a rethinking of the end of buildings’ life from the point where birth begins. And thinking about the end of building from the beginning forms the Design for Deconstruction (DfD) approach
Virtual Reality, which has developed over the years and gained a large place in our lives, has become frequently used with its wide range of opportunities in various sectors.
Have you ever imagined visiting the glorious days of the past, delving yourself into an imaginary world far away from the reality of today? While it’s not physically possible to travel through time, you can always find some ways to get as close as you can to experiencing your wish.
Midjourney is a popular AI image-generation tool. Here is a beginner’s guide to help you understand Midjourney and be an advanced user.
We had an interview with Studio Other Spaces co-founder Sebastian Behmann, we discussed “Spatial Solidarities” and the motivations that shaped their most recent exhibition in Flims.
Kazuyo Sejima has a significant impact on defining 21st-century Japanese architecture. Here is a compilation of her 6 most-known works and inspiring details
Disaster mapping, also known as crisis mapping, is a method used to evaluate, record, and communicate data regarding the location of a disastrous event as well as the distribution of its effects or potential effects.
Heat affects everyone. Due to the urban heat island effect, people living in cities are more at risk than those in suburban or rural areas.
Looking for unique Halloween gift ideas for an architect? You might be surprised by the range of creative products available.
A new style strived to distance itself from the rigid doctrines, uniformity, and lack of ornamentations of modern architecture emerged in the late 20th century. With postmodernism, buildings started to be designed to emphasize themes of history, individuality, whimsy, sarcasm, and pop culture.