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What role does architecture play in Tolkien's and what lesson may architects gain therefrom?
The development of the new high-rise student accommodation in Cardiff never stops. Will they help take some burden off the areas overfilled with students, or will it cause more harm than good?
In the midst of the Digital Age, could a hands-on approach be the key to revamping architectural education?
A close look into how holiday rentals are affecting communities and the housing market.
As the new academic year is about to begin, Cardiff welcomes more than 60,000 students once again. But as we stress about textbooks, coursework, and meeting new people we will work with for the whole year, there is one additional burden that students have to face that often goes unmentioned – looking for a student accommodation.
A unique building which excentricity and uniqueness makes a bold statement on what a market is today. As a holiday treat, I decided to visit it and experience the Markthal.
The ruins of lost civilizations tease us profoundly. We sense the residue of the meaning they once held, but we can no longer understand what that meaning was...
Interior and product designer Louise Campbell turns to the idea of Wonderland as a source for inspiration for the IMM Cologne Furniture Fair to create an ideal house of the future.
Has Frank Lloyd Wright impacted the way we learn architecture? If so it it time to let go of this old fashioned way of teaching?
Looking toward our cultural fascination with the ‘lost’ Library of Alexandria for answers, I ask - how do dead buildings keep on living?
Do memories rely on the past or are they purely driven by our own personal experiences ? As an afterthought of the devastating fire that engulfed the Cathedral of Notre Dame, do we embrace the present with open arms or do we aim to recreate a memory of the past ?
Examining how the world has reacted to the recent fire destroying much of Europe's most visited cultural icon.
The development of the new high-rise student accommodation in Cardiff never stops. Will they help take some burden off the areas overfilled with students, or will it cause more harm than good?
In the midst of the Digital Age, could a hands-on approach be the key to revamping architectural education?
A close look into how holiday rentals are affecting communities and the housing market.
As the new academic year is about to begin, Cardiff welcomes more than 60,000 students once again. But as we stress about textbooks, coursework, and meeting new people we will work with for the whole year, there is one additional burden that students have to face that often goes unmentioned – looking for a student accommodation.
A unique building which excentricity and uniqueness makes a bold statement on what a market is today. As a holiday treat, I decided to visit it and experience the Markthal.
What does the most groundbreaking archaeological discovery in recent history tell us about the origins of human civilisation?
The ruins of lost civilizations tease us profoundly. We sense the residue of the meaning they once held, but we can no longer understand what that meaning was...
Interior and product designer Louise Campbell turns to the idea of Wonderland as a source for inspiration for the IMM Cologne Furniture Fair to create an ideal house of the future.
Has Frank Lloyd Wright impacted the way we learn architecture? If so it it time to let go of this old fashioned way of teaching?
Looking toward our cultural fascination with the ‘lost’ Library of Alexandria for answers, I ask - how do dead buildings keep on living?
Do memories rely on the past or are they purely driven by our own personal experiences ? As an afterthought of the devastating fire that engulfed the Cathedral of Notre Dame, do we embrace the present with open arms or do we aim to recreate a memory of the past ?
Examining how the world has reacted to the recent fire destroying much of Europe's most visited cultural icon.
Let’s have a look at some of the obscure ideas and practices of our forefathers and how they gave shape to what we now call architecture.
Architecture is a form of art – an overall technology or a...
Fantasy and ordinary setting, machine city versus emotion, painting and architecture, all discussed and embedded in Tate's new exhibition on Dorothea Tanning.
