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Arata Isozaki is a famous Japanese architect who studied under Professor Kenzo Tange at the University of Tokyo and worked on significant projects until 1963.

London’s diverse architecture reflects its history, development, and challenges. Its non-homogeneous canvas offers exciting routes to explore, with old and new meeting and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.

Singapore, one of Asia’s most significant multi-cultural urban centers, is often referred to as the leading example of a smart city.

The Floating Farm in Rotterdam is the world’s first floating farm. Starting with the idea to localize food production in order to prevent negative consequences of unexpected disasters, the first aim was to create a self-sustaining farm on the water.

Architects use computer-generative tools to focus on the bigger picture and overall success of buildings.

Fabio Novembre frequently delves into the realms of identity, perception, and the human condition in his designs. His design philosophy pushes against traditional constraints, prompting observers to interact with both spaces and objects in new and thought-provoking ways.

Around the world, many skyscrapers are currently under construction, from Kuala Lumpur to Dubai. Here are 10 skyscraper projects under construction around the world.

In this article, we explore FabBRICK’s innovation, spotlighting their sustainable approach through producing bricks from waste fabrics.

AI has the potential to revolutionize bioarchitecture by creating structures that integrate with nature and meet human needs.

Body Architecture 3.0 is a sequel to the body architecture series where we explore postnatural design that Filippo Nassetti teaches. Here is insights from the workshop.