Introduction Architecture is a field where it is usually a combination of science and art and this combination results in beautiful buildings that have storytelling ability, the ability to reflect the history, embrace the present, or even showcase unprecedented ideas through built form. It is a very powerful profession where it can shape the image […]
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Introduction The etymology of the word office is derived from Opus- work and Facere- do, which is officium, a performance of a task. Hence office is used in Middle English. Throughout history, office spaces existed in some manner, whether it may be in the form of physical form or Human form. The primary role of
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What is adaptive reuse? The technique of reusing or adapting an existing structure for use other than its intended intent is known as the adaptive reuse of historic structures. The building may be used for a longer period thanks to repurposing. Even while various types of construction can be recycled, the phrase is usually used
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Introduction When we think of geometry, the first and the most important name is Thales of Miletus, a mathematician living in the 6th century BCE. He is regarded as the father of geometry and began the process of using deduction from first principles. It is said that he traveled to Egypt and Babylon and sought
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Introduction Born in Gaudalajara, in 1902, Luis Barragan was a Mexican Architect although trained as an engineer. Widely known for his technique of blending a simplistic approach in his modernistic,color-blocked structures with plants, terrain, and natural light of his native country, becoming the most influential architect of the 20th century. His first series of projects
