Architecture

Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

Most of us long to escape from our busy world and enjoy a weekend of pampering and relaxation. To get a taste of the great outdoors, 23-year-old filmmaker Zach Both quit his desk job to…

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Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

A Global Urban Renaissance? That the 21st century will be the “Urban Century” is not in dispute: the question is what kind of urban century will it be? Will it be Dickensian, Utopian or somewhere…

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The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

Land reclamation, or “land fill,” has no relation to “landfill,” places where garbage is buried. Land fill is the process of creating new land on riverbeds, lakes, and oceans. Many land reclamation projects start to…

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Is Household and Office Mold Affecting Your Skin?

The impact of household mold on common skin conditions Molds are extremely common forms of fungi, and they are opportunistic. That is why, if conditions are right, mold grows in homes very easily. Moldy bread…

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Bowl-Shaped Roofs Collect Rainwater and Provide Natural Cooling in Arid Environments

Iran-based BMDesign Studios has unveiled an ingenious, bowl-shaped roof which could help Iran solve its burgeoning water crisis. BMDesign Studios has come up with the design to meet the current water shortage. Known as a Concave…

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China’s Lucky Knot Bridge Stretches Over a Highway and the Dragon King Harbor River

Next Architects are known for their outlandish designs, the latest being the Lucky Knot Bridge in Changsha, China. Featuring three bridges woven into one, the steel bridge was recently completed at the end of last…

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New Tools for Engineering & Construction Project Management

As US President-elect Donald Trump gets ready to spend $1 trillion on US infrastructure improvement, the efficiency of each project will be an important determinant as to whether his program is successful or not. Those…

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Smart Home Technology Adoption Ramping Up

Artificial intelligence is going to be playing an increasingly important role in the design and operation of smart homes. For those interested in designing their own smart homes, there are now online software packages to…

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The Spiritual Power of China’s 1,800 Year Old Hanging Monastery

One of the Most Dangerous Structures in the World The Xuan Kong Si Hanging Monastery, aka the Suspension Temple, built into the side of a cliff near Mount Heng, Shanxi Province, China, in the 8th…

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Chile’s Alejandro Aravena’s 2016 Pritzker Prize Laureate for Architecture

Creative genius and contemporary artist Alejandro Aravena of Chile has been described as dedicated to making urban environments better for inhabitants and addressing the global housing crisis through an innovative and socially conscious approach to…

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Architecture

Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

Is Household and Office Mold Affecting Your Skin?

Bowl-Shaped Roofs Collect Rainwater and Provide Natural Cooling in Arid Environments

China’s Lucky Knot Bridge Stretches Over a Highway and the Dragon King Harbor River

New Tools for Engineering & Construction Project Management

Smart Home Technology Adoption Ramping Up

The Spiritual Power of China’s 1,800 Year Old Hanging Monastery

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