Adaptive reuse is a process that changes a disused or ineffective item into a new item that can be used for different purpose. Sometimes, nothing changes but the item’s use.
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7 Ways Urban Rooftops are Being Transformed
In this article, we highlight 7 ways that a rooftop can transform from being traditional to being sustainable and valuable to the city.
What is the Architecture of Mesopotamia?
This article explores some of the distinctive architecture of Mesopotamia.
Tokyo's 'Underground Cathedral' Stores and Redirects Excess Flood Waters
Although there is no icon, no seating, and no pipe organ, people call it ‘The Underground Cathedral’. Find out why in this article.
Why You Associate Gothic Architecture with Halloween
What caused the demise of Gothic architecture going from being spiritual to spooky? You'll find out in this article!
10 Buildings Made Famous by Their Spookiness
With Halloween happening tomorrow, we decided to take a look at some buildings that have been made famous for their spooky and seemingly sinister designs.
Do You Know What Blobitecture Is?
In this article we take a look at some of the most notable buildings exemplifying the blobitecture styling.
Sustaining Nature in Urban Environments
In this article we explore the various efforts that architects and urban designers are taking in order to provide us with a greener urban future.
Small Projects: Construction Administration
Learn why every project designed by an architect needs, demands or requires that same architect to continue their services by overseeing or administering the contract.
Useful Apps for AEC Industry Professionals
Whether you're looking for help with your sketches, wanting to redecorate a room, looking to gain additional knowledge in the field, or seeking an easy way to organize your team, we've highlighted an app that will help you achieve your goal.
Do You Know Why Cookie Cutter Houses Are Popular?
We've all seen cookie cutter houses when driving through neighbourhoods yet haven't really considered why they are popular. Hint: It's not the conformity.
How Gothic Architecture is Revolutionizing Buildings Today
We take a look at the architecture that inspired a company to redesign the way that concrete could be used in the future.
Do You Know What Your Building is Made of?
Companies as starting to work towards making databases that will not only tell you what your building is made of but also if it fits green certifications.
Are these the Innovative Schools of the 21st Century?
We take a look at schools that have redefined what it means to be a school in the 21st century.
These Apartments Look Like the Biggest Game of Tetris in the World
This Pod Skyscraper design uses 3D printing and elements of Tetris to make an apartment complex.
This Fascinating Material Can Breathe on It's Own
Architect Doris Kim Sung has proposed a building that automatically responds to the changing environment and doesn't require any human intervention.
Remarkable Proposal for Handling Urbanization in the Desert
While natural materials like wood and bamboo have increased in popularity recently, Magnus Larsson has looked to a different kind of natural resource - sand.
You Need to Consider Pets When Designing a Home
When designing a home it can be difficult to consider a pet. Luckily, the design choices outlined in this artilce help make a home pet friendly.
Is There a Limit to How Tall a Building Can Be?
While the competition for the world's tallest building continues, many have stopped to wonder if we have seen the end of tall buildings.
Will This X-Ray Machine Help You See Rust?
A new company is working towards machinery that can detect corrosion in steel structures like bridges despite them being encased in concrete.