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Duplitecture, where architectural imitations blur the line between homage and copying, raises the question: where do we draw the line between inspiration and imitation?
Metaverse has been a subject of increasing curiosity in every forum, industry, and stage of work. Given the versatile possibilities the virtual world presents, it is difficult for anyone not to explore what the metaverse offers.
The rainwater collection is a highly increasing subject with the current serious issue of water scarcity. Different harvesting methods for not wasting rainwater have been developed and still developing. These methods vary from basic rain barrels to complex setups with pumps, tanks, and even purification mechanisms.
The Guardian has recently released its list of the best universities in the UK for 2024. The rankings are based on eight different scores that add up to a total of 100.
Opera is a form of theatre that revolves solely around music that combines singing and spoken dialogues. Music is a fundamental art form in which performing arts are incorporated in the form of singers, actors, costumes, etc.
The Serpentine has been providing opportunities for architects, both established and emerging, to construct their first building in England since 2000.
With the decolonization of countries, independence triggered the opportunities for a distinct kind of architecture. Here is a list of 8 buildings from South Asian countries after their independence.
New York has an expressive skyline of towering glass structures. Pioneering rapid vertical construction, this city has always attracted the gaze of many for its innovative use of advanced technology and materials.
Today, climate change stands out as a serious threat that causes environmental and socio-economic problems worldwide. Especially cities with a large population density stand out as the regions that experience the effects of this threat most intensely.
Japan has always sparked wonder, from its closed-door policy in the medieval period and the mesmerizing cherry blossom season to its intriguing philosophies on life and technological advancements.
