Award Winning Repurposed Architecture

Adaptive reuse in architecture means the repurposing of an existing building, in a manner that maintains its original external structure- but completely changing its original function.

Aesthetically appealing solar-powered architecture is rare. However, architects can now adopt the latest technology and some tricks to achieve this. Here’s how.

The best of Mexican architecture is largely unbeknownst to many people. Under-explored with architectural styles that changed across periods, here is our list of unique architecture in Mexico.

Child-friendly homes aren’t just about children’s safety. They are about providing kids a with nurturing environment to grow in. Here are our top tips for architects.

Trends in BIM keep evolving year on year. As it’s the core of most AEC related technological advancements, as an architect, it is important to stay updated. Here are the top trends of 2020

Award-winning low-cost housing projects have come to earn respect among the architecture community, that few regular projects do. In our last blog, we discussed low-cost housing in detail. Low-cost housing, are homes that are targeted at a specific demographic or income groups.

Affordable housing has been on the radar on many architects. It is also known as low-cost housing. Interestingly, the meaning of the term differs from country to country.

Architects nowadays are increasingly facing the challenge of undertaking architecture in small spaces. As cities grow and as even smaller towns begin to pack up, large plots become rare to come by. Being able to construct effectively in a small plot of land is considered a kind o

Being the world’s largest country in terms of the area, there are many underexplored architectural landmarks in Russia spread across the country. One may even call them non-touristy as architects visiting the country mostly end up exploring architecture in Moscow and to an extent