Browsing: Architecture & Design

Organic Architecture refers to a category of architecture that is in close association with nature (Harmony between nature and built habitat). Organic architecture is achieved by integrating the structure into the site and natural fabric to create a single entity.

SUNRIU is a design studio specializing in furniture and product development. Committed to incorporating different interpretations of what we see every day into design through imagination, with the hope of creating resonance and connection with people and bringing imagination to life.

Here we would like to show you 11 outstanding sculptures: Some of these may remind you of pavilions while others are monuments and simply invite you to stay, photograph, or reflect on their meaning.

Architecture and urban planning can have a significant impact on post-disaster recovery efforts, as they are critical in the design and rebuilding of communities affected by disasters like the recent earthquake in Southern Turkey.

As the urban population continues to grow at a rapid pace, city planning faces several pressing questions. The key challenges are housing, sufficient infrastructure, and availability of space- all of which increase the demand for resources.

Architecture continued with an human-centric approach for a long period of time. The actions for the built environment are carried out by people and for people. The posthuman perspective is a wider understanding of bringing human, non-human; living, non-living; nature, and technology together.

Architecture has no bounds it is only limited to one’s thought process. Architecture is expanding into all layers of our biosphere, from building on the land to reaching the sky, up on the tree, under the earth, and now moving towards the water.

Have you ever wondered about owning your favorite skyscraper or a landmark that you enjoyed strolling in? What about a residence that opens up to a scenic view or one that is placed on another planet?

DOPE APES project was designed by Min Zheng, Jhoselyn Pimentel, Kkrish Rathod, and Vanessa Wolek as part of PAACADEMY‘s “Meta-Fluid Studio 2.0” with Mariana Cabugueira.

Hostile Architecture, Anti-Homeless Architecture, or Defensive Architecture are various names for one specific type of design: design that stops people from doing certain activities.