Why Bringing Back Traditional Building Techniques and Art Forms is the Need of the Hour TTraditional Indian architecture has always been devoted to art and its representation in various forms. The buildings were created to tell a story, help preserve the local heritage and pass it on to future generations.Read More →
Colombian houses: examples of floor plans, design and materials Casa del cuidandero / L. Oberlander. Image © Simon Bosch To share To share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/955729/colombian-houses-examples-of-floor-plans-design-and-materials For much of the world, this past year has passed within the confines of our homes, undoubtedly blurring the linesRead More →
According to ABS figures, the average size of new homes built in Australia in 2018/19 was 228.8 m². By world standards, this is high. While exact numbers are hard to come by and vary by source, it puts us at the top of global home sizes. We usually come inRead More →
Remote working may be here to stay, but employees lack the connection and collaboration that comes from the physical workplace. A new business allows you to connect with colleagues without relying on Zoom or Slack. TeamFlow has launched a virtual office platform that uses a spatial interface to bring employeesRead More →
LAGO VISTA, Texas, January 14, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Firefly Cove, a planned residential community of 300 new homes nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, has announced the first five open floor plans for homes to be built in Lago Vista, Texas planned community. Located onRead More →
Homeowners forced by the coronavirus pandemic to hide in their homes for much of the past year are changing a few things in their home. For starters, COVID-19 exposed the flaws of the open floor plans touted on HGTV and other design shows – finding a quiet space to jumpRead More →
Homeowners forced by the coronavirus pandemic to hide in their homes for much of the past year are changing a few things in their home. For starters, COVID-19 exposed the flaws of the open floor plans touted on HGTV and other design shows – finding a quiet space to jumpRead More →
Culture The whole building is a journey, in more than one way. Jérôme Gomez | January 12, 2021 Kidlat Tahimik is known as a filmmaker and in fact received the National Artist Honor in 2018 for his contributions to Filipino cinema. But did you know that the director of “ParfumedRead More →
Riyaz Amlani’s national cafe-style bar chain, Social, launched its newest and most distinctive location to date: Social with Distancing. Located in the Dwarka landscape of the NCR and designed by New Delhi-based architecture firm Renesa, the restaurant is a response to the ‘new normal’ of the post-Covid world. With bio-bubblesRead More →
Americans have adopted all kinds of hobbies to alleviate the stressors associated with our ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. From knitting to baking through play addicting online games looking at literally anything, new habits have formed last year like never before in recent memory. But as those who could afford it fledRead More →
A 5-BHK Delhi apartment full of character, by Bent Chair Natasha Jain, CEO and Co-Founder of Bent Chair and Priyank Sukhija, MD and CEO of First Fiddle F&B Pvt. Ltd. were looking for a home that they could turn into their dream home. One look at this 4,000 square footRead More →
Join the leaders of online gaming at GamesBeat Summit Next on November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next. Floor plans are useful for visualizing spaces, planning routes, and communicating architectural designs. A robot entering a new building, for example, can use a floor plan to quickly detect the overallRead More →
Classes in Peruvian Houses: 10 Projects and Their Floor Plans House H / Jaime Ortiz de Zevallos. Image © Juan Solano Ojasi To share To share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/954221/courtyards-in-peruvian-houses-10-projects-and-their-floor-plans + 21 With the exception of certain areas, in the three main regions of Peru – coastline,Read More →
Paige Rense, the influential editor of Architectural Digest who transformed it from a local Los Angeles business newspaper into a renowned design publication with global reach, died Friday at her home in West Palm Beach, Florida. She was 91 years old. The cause was a heart problem, said Victoria K.Read More →