From Skyscraper to Treescapers: An Overview of Vertical Greenery
With more people living in cities and less land available, the verticalization trend has gotten stronger in cities across the world. In the same way that architects and urban planners often disagree about how buildings should grow up, many projects have looked to the vertical…
Hospitality Design of Post-Pandemic Future
The pandemic has completely altered the hospitality industry. In order for hotels and restaurants to reopen while adhering to WHO safety guidelines, changes must be made to the current hospitality designs as different regions of the world prepare to welcome tourists back to their nations…
Climate Crisis: Climate Neutral Architecture
Climate change is one of the most significant environmental challenges our world faces today. There would be no life on Earth without the Greenhouse effect, yet an increase in greenhouse gases has a warming effect on the climate. Rising temperatures, higher sea levels, drought, and…
Microclimates in Architecture
As outdoor spaces become more vital in the urban ecology, it is becoming extremely relevant that they stay comfortable and useful for as long as feasible around the year, otherwise we risk losing ground and compromising our economic recovery. Many restaurants, for example, rely heavily…
Biomimicry – A Solution to the Climate Crisis?
Climate change is among the biggest problems the world is facing. With many sectors adapting their end-to-end processes to be more environment-friendly, architecture too, is in the mix. Understanding that this is a critical task, architecture and construction companies worldwide are moving to sustainable practices,…