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One of the several problems that many cities and towns face with their public areas is the broad division of social and geographical components. The hallmark of modern urban areas and urbanisation is the existence of quasi-places and non-places. Various ways exist to conceptualise and interpret the spatial integration of architecture and landscape. Integration in […]
And how did Scandinavian Design grow into the iconic phenomenon it is today? Few design movements are as recognisable and universal as the Scandinavian or Nordic Design movement. It finds its way into the Instagram feeds and Pinterest mood-boards of even the average aesthete who is otherwise uninitiated with interior design. Scandinavian design’s focus on
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Oldest Temples in Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu a state renowned for its rich cultural heritage, is home to some of the oldest and most architecturally stunning temples in India. These temples, many of which date back to ancient times, are not only religious centres but also masterpieces of Dravidian architecture. In this article, we will
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A Symbol of Bygone Era: Antebellum Architecture Recently, the term has become synonymous with pre-Civil War plantation-style architecture and is now a relic of subjugation bygone. Antebellum architecture is characterized by high, fluted Corinthian columns and Kight pointed out that much like the politics of those Louisiana politicians in their Egyptian Revival temples, antebellum architecture
Everything to Know About Mediterranean Revival Style Architecture The 19th century saw the introduction of Mediterranean Revival architecture in the Northern American states. It has multiple features borrowed from Moorish architecture, Venetian Gothic architecture, Beaux-Arts, Italian Renaissance, French Colonial, Spanish Renaissance, and Spanish Colonial architecture. It was the newest fashion in the 1920s and 1930s,
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In July 2007, the New 7 Wonders (N7W) Foundation concluded its hunt for the next 7 architectural marvels which in all their glory were awe-inspiring to the general public. The campaign commenced in 2001 and had 200 entries. Based on public opinion, 7 monuments were heralded as the new seven wonders of the world. One
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In most fields, including architecture, a select cohort of visionaries exist, whose innovative designs redefine spatial aesthetics, challenge conventional norms, and leave an indelible mark on the built environment. Distinguished by their unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of creativity and functionality, and the epitome of excellence in their craft, effectively making them the best
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Let’s Learn Antoni Gaudi’s Facts Gaston Bachelard’s exploration of language, distinguishing between the utilitarian “signification” and the creative “poetry,” provides a lens through which we can analyse the intersection of language and architecture. In Michael Graves’ “A Case for Figurative Architecture,” the analogy between everyday language and the internal structure of a building is drawn,
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Who is Architect Daniel Libeskind? Daniel Libeskind is a globally renowned architect known for his bold, dynamic designs that challenge conventional architectural norms. His work is often associated with deconstructivism breaking traditional architectural forms into fragmented and angular shapes. Born in Poland in 1946, Libeskind’s early influences stemmed from his personal history. One of Libeskind’s
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Everything to Know About Mission Revival Architecture Mission Revival Architecture evokes the spirit of early California and the Mediterranean region, drawing inspiration from the Spanish missions established along the coast between 1769 and 1823. This architectural style is still known for its romanticism and continues to influence design today. With its signature features and emphasis
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