Building A Brick House
05.02.2021/By The Team
This film makes clear for the layperson the whole pattern of building construction for a brick home, from the moment that the architect prepares working plans to the completion of
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WALL OF PUBLICATIONS AND HIGHLIGHTSThinking big and beyond architecture.
“On this wall we share and promote text entries we believe is to be relevant to our profession, things we find interesting, inspiring and related closely to our architectural convergence, feel free to browse around and absorb what is useful.“
Restoration of Old Soviet Era Motorcycle
08.01.2021/By The Team
Exceptionally well documented and edited video about restoring the old Russian heavy sidecar motorcycle called IMZ-Ural
The 1908 Mors: Fast, Dangerous and Heavy
12.07.2019/By The Team
The last of the so called Monster cars and purportedly the last Mors of its kind still in existence
Seven Principles for Building Better Cities
19.11.2018/By The Team
More than half of the worlds population already lives in cities, and another 2.5 billion people are projected to move to urban areas by 2050.
Italian Alps ruin becomes dream budget home
25.07.2018/By The Team
When his wife inherited a ruined stable in Italys Orobic Alps, architect Alfredo Vanotti reinvisioned the space as a family home, reflecting local craftsmanship and his love of modern design.
A New Study Should be The Final Nail for Open Plan Offices
20.07.2018/By The Team
Open plan offices have taken off because of a desire to increase interaction and collaboration among workers. But an innovative new study has found that employees in open-plan offices spend
The Genius Behind Some of The Worlds Most Famous Buildings
20.06.2018/By The Team
Renzo Piano is a builder of shelters for human beings and communities.
Architectural Model Making Know How
11.03.2018/By The Team
This video will discuss model making materials, tips for cutting and shortcuts I use in the construction of models.
World Landscape of the Year 2017
18.12.2017/By The Team
World Landscape of the Year 2017 teaches people about Chinas farming history.
Keep Western Australia Great
20.05.2017/By The Team
The Australian Institute of Architects has produced another excellent brochure for the general public with an intention to increase the awareness how architectural profession could enhance and improve the quality of
The Beauty of Symmetry
01.05.2017/By The Team
Symmetry has always been a source of obsession in architecture. In Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and later during the Renaissance, symmetry was used as a way to find true
Abandoned Manhole Covers Converted into Secret Rooms
10.04.2017/By The Team
Milan-based artist Briancoshock turns abandoned manhole covers into fully decorated miniature rooms.
The Seabin Project: In-Water Automated Marina Rubbish Collector
02.03.2017/By The Team
The Seabin is a revolution in ocean cleaning technology. It will help create cleaner oceans with healthier marine life.
Building Great Architecture Models
13.02.2017/By The Team
During architecture school, everyone has their own strengths. Most people are good at drawing, some can render really well, some recall history and a few people were amazing at creating
Influental Image: Case Study House No 22 Los Angeles
15.01.2017/By The Team
For decades, the California Dream meant the chance to own a stucco home on a sliver of paradise. The point was the yard with the palm trees, not the contour
Happy Christmas and Best Wishes for the New Year
24.12.2016/By The Team
!!!THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WE REALLY LEARN THE TRUE MEANING OF THE ROOF GARDEN!!! Our practice is thankful for another successful year full of great business opportunities, supported by
This is What Ikea Looked Like 15 Years Ago
24.10.2016/By The Team
With Ikea’s new 2017 offerings filling catalogue pages, we found ourselves realising just how long we have been relying on this iconic, affordable brand designs.
James Turrell: Gathered Sky
07.10.2016/By The Team
An introspective James Turrell invites you to surrender under the immateriality of light with “Gathered Sky,” a spellbinding permanent installation in Beijing’s Temple Hotel.
Tapestry Room with Rippling Steel Installation
22.09.2016/By The Team
50,000 metal triangles make up British designer Benjamin Hubert undulating Foil installation, which casts light onto the V&A medieval tapestries. Created through his studio Layer, foil is a 20 metre
How to Grow a Forest in Your Backyard
02.09.2016/By The Team
Forests do not have to be far flung nature reserves, isolated from human life. Instead, we can grow them right where we are even in cities. Eco-entrepreneur and TED Fellow
Reyner Banham Loves Los Angeles (1972)
02.08.2016/By The Team
Architectural critic Reyner Banham explores Los Angeles in this 1972 BBC documentary.
New Website Launch
12.07.2016/By The Team
We are very excited to announce the launch of our new re-designed website. The new site should be considerably faster, easier to navigate and more user friendly to browse around,
Ten Myths About Architects
17.06.2016/By The Team
The Australian Institute of Architects has produced excellent brochure for the general public with the very true and articulated reasoning about the existence of the myths.
ArchiCAD 20 Announced
01.06.2016/By The Team
Graphisoft, the Budapest based, software leader in the AEC industry, has announced that ArchiCAD 20, recently revealed, has begun its global rollout process, getting the industry leading BIM (Building Information
The 20 Best Architecture Tumblrs
29.05.2016/By The Team
With its emphasis on all things visual, Tumblr has emerged as one of the most engaging platforms for observing architecture, ranging from the historic to the surreal. The upload-based social
How Megacities are Changing the Map of the World
29.04.2016/By The Team
“I want you to reimagine how life is organized on earth,” says global strategist Parag Khanna. As our expanding cities grow ever more connected through transportation, energy and communications networks,
Deciding to Live with Less
22.09.2015/By The Team
Decluttering and living with less is clearly having a moment, with books like The Life Changing Magic Of Tidying Up hovering at the top of bestseller lists for the past
Humans are Awesome
04.06.2015/By The Team
In his video “Humans Are Awesome” YouTube user Gerry B. put together his favourite GoPro action shots in a dazzling tribute, showing the lengths to which people will go to
Rare Film of Le Corbusier
05.05.2015/By The Team
Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris (Le Corbusier), was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, where he studied furniture design. In 1908 he worked in Paris in Auguste Perret’s architectural office. 1910 and 1911
Vintage Photo Effect Tutorial
18.02.2015/By The Team
Really well explained guide how to create washed out matte effects as it seems to be really popular in the photography scenes at the moment. These effects look particular cool