Building Resilience: The Advantage of Amphibious Architecture Why is Amphibious Architecture a thought/necessity? Floods are one of the most serious risks to humanity and their habitat as a result of climate change and unusual events. The cost caused by such a flood scenario is huge, both economically and in terms of human life lost owing […]
Amphibious Architecture: Is it an Advantage for Architecture Industry? Read More »
Introduction Dutch architect born on October 29, 1928, is a theorist and educator. He has contributed to user engagement in mass housing and the inclusion of users and inhabitants in the design process due to his theoretical bent. He is widely known for his idea, articulated in the 1961 book Supports An Alternative to Mass
A New Approach Towards Mass Housing: John Habraken Theory Read More »
Introduction Users may now choose more easily and spend less time going between locations thanks to the traditional system of buying from businesses and the online purchase of goods. Even basic necessities for our daily lives, including groceries and veggies, are available online. The consumer has profited from e-commerce in many ways, but it has
Can E-Commerce Be Successful For Construction Material? Read More »
Introduction Prison Architecture is a field that deals with design, construction,and management of correctional facilities. The primary goal of prison architecture is to create a secure and humane environment for inmates,staff, and visitors. This has evolved over the years,and modern prisons have features that are different from old prisons. The history, design principles and challenges
Introduction Singapore has always been mindful of environmentally friendly construction and lowering the economy’s energy intensity by 2030. The formation of the city’s image in nature is the result of the combined efforts of the government, architects, and urban planners. To promote changes like sun-shading exteriors, water-efficient fixtures, computer modeling of energy flows and carbon
Green Architecture In Singapore: Leading Design and Technologies Read More »
Introduction The mid- 18th century was defined as an industrialization period. Where because of an increase in mass production, iron, steel, and glass was produced in a bulk and it then became the architectural language for a much longer time in the Architectural Profession. These global, as well as local changes, forced India to combine
Introduction Architecture typically connects with beautiful images and attractive aesthetics. Although many people have this broad belief, architecture should engage all the senses and produce experiences that anyone can enjoy. After reading “Architecture for the Blind,” what comes to mind? spaces with elements that heighten one’s tactile and audio senses Yes, essentially. Materials, acoustics, and
Utopia Definition Utopia is derived from the Greek out-tops “No place” or “Nowhere”. It was first coined by Sir Thomas More in 1516 in his book “Utopia” which described a society where there is a perfect political and social system on an imaginary land. In his book, he ultimately poses the question, “Can a perfect
Utopian Architecture: A Perfect Political and Social System Read More »
Introduction Architecture is such a beautiful and complex field of Experiment, expression, livelihood, Sense of belongingness, scene of security, pride, constant change on the surface of built form through its surroundings, Elements, associations, and much more. Everyone has different varied opinions and perceptions about what architecture is and how it affects them. Through the literature
Interim Spaces In Architecture With Respect To Time Read More »
Definition And Emergence A complex method for a complex form or set of final design requirements is parametric architecture. It is founded on algorithms that enable parameters and rules that, in the end, define and arrange the current relationship between the design needs and the finished design output. But in order to fully comprehend it,
Parametric Designs in Architecture: Does it Increase Flexibility in Design? Read More »
