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For World Tourism Day 2023, UNWTO underscores “the need for more and better-targeted investments for people, for the planet and for prosperity.” For World Tourism Day, we picked a 10 modern museum around the world!
In this article, Neil Leach delves into the dual nature of AI, acknowledging its incredible potential as a tool while also highlighting the emerging capabilities that have begun to raise concerns.
D5 Render is a free real-time ray tracing renderer for architecture, landscape, interior design, engineering, and other 3D professionals.
Born in 1957, Shigeru Ban is a distinguished Japanese architect lauded for his inventive use of materials, melding Japanese and Western architectural styles, and his 2014 Pritzker Architecture Prize, where he was hailed as an inspirational teacher and role model for the younger generation.
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.
Greg Tate, an Architect with 30+ years in the design and construction industry, spent his youth building model cars, mini-bikes and go-karts in Southern California during the 70s.
Charlie Firth launched the ‘Umbra Lux’ concept with the presentation of the ‘Furl’ table variations. This work presents a design…
Duplitecture, where architectural imitations blur the line between homage and copying, raises the question: where do we draw the line between inspiration and imitation?
