fashiontimes

11 Designers From Around the World Bring Experimental Designs and Cultural Stories to London Fashion Week

From Titanic-inspired dresses to jewellery celebrating cultural heritage, 11 international designers bring experimental ...

What's It Really Like to Live in the Penthouse? See These 9 Incredible Spaces From Around the World

These inspiring spaces redefine what it means to design a home "where exposure and privacy are in constant conversation" ...

Why Does the Nezu Museum Make You Want to Walk to the Garden? | From Street to Street: Detours in Architecture (Minato Ward Edition)

Even before entering the museum, there is already something to see.At the Nezu Museum, an approach lined with bamboo leads to ...

#09 | Arata Isozaki — Why does architecture become a ruin?

Decoding Architects #09Architecture begins to decay the moment it is completed.No matter how sturdily it is built with ...
The Guardian Nigeria

From verandas to concrete boxes: How profit, generic designs erode architectural identity in Nigeria

From landmark public buildings and distinctive traditional homes to today’s near-identical white-box developments, Nigeria’s ...

Land Draws First: GVI Architects Shapes Four New Destinations from Utah’s Wasatch Range to the Caribbean Coast

Founded in Guadalajara in 1963, GVI Architects operates across 21 countries, with studios within four hours of every client.

Before and After — Look at the Original Parquet and Tile Floor They Found Under the Carpet In This Home

"The project's most interesting decisions weren't found in new materials, but in what was already inside the apartment" ...

Transformation of two iconic Greater Manchester buildings amongst major plans

These are all the significant developments tabled with local authorities across Greater Manchester ...
ArchDaily

From Coastal Reclamation to Data Centers: How India's Architecture Grows Around Water

In India, the claim on water is settled before design begins. Mumbai’s coast, Bengaluru’s lakes and data centers show who ...

Frank Sinatra built his Palm Springs home for $150,000 in 1947; decades later, the house gained protected historic status

Built in Palm Springs in 1947, Frank Sinatra’s Twin Palms blended desert modernism with luxurious features, including a piano ...
BIOENGINEER

Neural Network Learns Earthquake Response by Tuning Itself to a Building’s Natural Frequencies

A new physics-informed neural network embeds a structure's natural frequencies into its architecture, cutting seismic ...
The Berkeley Beacon

Concert halls to the ‘Combat Zone’: The storied history of Emerson’s campus and Downtown

When freshmen take their first steps into the aptly named Cutler Majestic Theatre to begin orientation, or step into Little Building to move into their first ever dorm, they’re often dazzled by the ...