While many have explored using Lego to build phone booths, cars, and even houses, soon an office building aims to be built replicating Lego.
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Do You Know about Genetic Architecture?
In this article we view two notable projects that are paving the way for genetic architecture.
Will Removing Traffic Lights Improve Streets?
In an attempt to reduce the approximately 10,000 car accidents that occur every year, Paris has considered various ways to make their intersections safer.
The City of Lights Will Shine Bright Again
Ever since the attack on Paris in 2015, the city has been focusing on security initiatives that would help restore the safety of the city for citizens and tourists.
Swipe Right: How Technology is Making Urban Planning More Inclusive
The process for giving your input on urban planning could be easier in the future - if you have a smartphone.
Why Do These Houses Look Like UFOs Landed?
Since the 60's there has been at least 64 UFO sightings. Well, sort of. Take a look at these hyper realistic sightings and let us know what you think.
All Aboard Apple's Spaceship
While the building is still under construction, new aerial footage and detailed floor plans have been released and have us all wishing to board the "mothership."
Can You Believe this Exclusive Cat Hotel?
Everyone deserves a vacation and according to this Malaysian company - so do cats.
Does Virtual Reality Benefit City Planners?
Soon city planners and architects can use virtual data that will overlay the main visual and allow them to see their project in an enhanced way.
Did You Know that Graphene is Stronger Than Steel?
Engineers at MIT have discovered graphene which may be one of the strongest and lightest materials in existence.
Can Your Office Building Generate More Power Than it Uses?
This office building designed by Emil Eriksrod of R8 Properties is said to not only be sustainable but also able to produce more power than it consumes.
How Are Empty Stadiums Affecting Fan Loyalty?
Fans are having a hard time staying loyal to their hometown teams when the stadium associated with their favourite team has been abandoned.
Will NAFTA Renegotiations Affect Architecture?
With the North American Free Trade Agreement still under scrutiny, we examine the implications for architecture if Trump eliminates the United States from the NAFTA.
Why People Are Loving Their Rotating Homes
An innovative group of architects are making rotating homes that follow the direction of the sun and give tenants a different view out of their window every week.
Why Architects Need to Be Aware of Rising Sea Levels
Explore how architects are responding to rising sea levels and climate change.
Can Mars be Successfully Simulated on Earth?
In an attempt to understand the viability of humans living on Mars, NASA has begun an experiment in Hawaii that aims to imitate life on Mars.
Is There a Smog Eating Skyscraper in the Future of Cityscapes?
Is it really possible to have a skyscraper that eats smog? Architecture company called Arconic has the answer.
Are Tesla's Rooftop Solar Shingles Here to Stay?
Elon Musk from Tesla has not only altered the aesthetic of the solar panel but also re-imagined the application of the panels.
Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Architects?
As artificial intelligence becomes alarmingly popular the important question gets asked - can it actually replace a human?
Creating an Inclusive Playspace
This article explores how to make a playground inclusive and fun for children of all abilities.