Architecture

Frederick Law Olmsted, frequently credited as founding American landscape architecture, significantly impacted how we use and create public places. Olmsted, born in 1822, had a vision beyond simple beauty; he considered that well-planned landscapes could improve social cohesion and inspire people’s spirits. Some of the most famous parks in the country, like Central Park in […]

American architect and urban planner Daniel Hudson Burnham (1846–1912) is well-known for having significantly impacted the creation of the contemporary American cityscape. His work greatly influenced the urban planning and architectural design of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Burnham oversaw the works department of the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition,

Two significant architectural traditions in India came together to create the Vesara style of temple architecture: the Dravidian style from the South and the Nagara style from the North. During the early mediaeval era, this distinctive design originated in the Deccan region, mainly in the states of Karnataka and some portions of Andhra Pradesh. Famous

Climate-related disasters like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires have led to a growing concern over the selection of construction materials for residential homes. Despite the resilience of concrete, the United States still favours wood for housing construction. Concrete is known for its resilience in extreme weather events, but its reliance on wood raises questions about prevailing