The Moving Libraries of the 20th Century: Check Out These Vintage Photos of Bookmobiles Back in the time when TV was a luxury, not purchasable by everyone, and the internet did not even exist, books ...
Public spaces make cities. They are the spaces of visibility and sociability, the areas where the invisible boundaries that separate us socio-economically are temporarily contested. The availability ...
Landscape architecture: Just try to think of iconic places like New York City’s Central Park and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C. Also, consider your downtown square, your ...
Have you ever wondered if there was a way to detect aircraft before the invention of the radar system in 1935? Well, yes there was, actually, a system known as ‘acoustic mirrors’ which the British ...
Architecture books offer a vicarious experience through being in the reality of seeing a building, the experience of walking around it, and the feeling of being inside it. So, here are some ...
If you're an architect or designer, you know Le Corbusier as the modern architecture pioneer who revolutionized how we build and live. You've studied his Villa Savoye: Le Corbusier's Revolutionary ...
Charmed by the spiritual beauty of the European Cathedrals? Well, here we give you a glimpse of what it feels like standing inside some of these beautiful erections. Check out the 360-degree ...
Trump Wall: When the world should be building bridges between nations and globalization was supposed to tear the barriers down, Donald Trump decided that a border wall of 1989 miles would solve the ...
Paulo Mendes da Rocha Discusses Trump’s “Wall” and Architecture in Latin America In an interview with the Architect’s Journal, Brazilian architect and awardee of the 2017 RIBA Royal Gold Medal Paulo ...
Humans always have many interesting stories to tell, but buildings have much more than that. They have countless stories of generations of humans along with their own. Those stories teach us about ...
Architecture is the scenery of the cinema. Landscapes, houses, and cities consist of frames where filmmakers insert people, lives, and feelings. Their connection is beyond doubt and in some cases the ...
BIG-Bjarke Ingels Interview: “Design to have Positive Side Effects” In his interview on Louisiana Channel, Danish architect Bjarke Ingels discusses the interactive relationship between humans and ...
