Architecture
A Guide to 3D Condo and Apartment Rendering for Residential Projects
The leisure of low-cost rental housing and multifamily residencies drives the development of condominiums, condos, and apartment complexes.
Details of Modern Ranch Style Open Floor Plans for Builders & Buyers
"There is beauty in simplicity," and today's ranch-style open floor plans prove that point.
How 3D Landscape Designs for Exteriors Can Elevate your Property’s Value
3D landscape designs are beyond the basic plans of outdoor residential renovations. They exhibit a high-resolution and scenic view of nature’s canvas, carrying limitless detail to attention and liveliness.
Building Information Modeling
Reviving Victorian Style House to Embrace Modern Romanticism in Homebuilding Projects
Reliving the royalty of Victorian style house could be the most convincing proposal to buyers who admire the classic beauty of ancient British architecture.
A Guide to BIM Level of Development
Breakdowns, spills, and chemical corrosion are anxiety-inducing fears when it comes to pressure vessels, storage tanks, heat exchangers and other equipment. The chances of such mishaps can be reduced with the use of modular skid packages, which enable more rapid cooling and make clean-ups easier.
The BIM Revolution in Sustainable Development
The building and construction sector accounted for 37% of process and energy-related CO2 emissions in 2021, according to the UN’s 2022 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction.
Bio-Architecture
Make Space for Nature
Interior planners employ the controlled use of biomorphic elements within home and office design to create recuperative spaces. The word biomorphic combines ‘bios’, which is life, and ‘morphe’, meaning form.
The Curious Case of Biomimicry
Being the author of the famous book, Biomimicry: Innovation inspired by Nature, Janine in 1998, co-founded the world’s first bio-inspired consultancy, Biomimicry 3.8, formerly known as the Biomimicry Guild.
Going Green – Green Architecture
Also known as sustainable architecture, green building essentially means building and architecture that is environmental-friendly.
Construction Tech
Architecture and Construction Wearables to Keep an Eye On
Life by SmartCap was ‘developed to overcome the limitations of other fatigue-monitoring technologies’. It is a wearable that prevents microsleeps on-site by providing alertness measurements in real time to operators so they can respond appropriately when it comes to safety.
Robots are Real
Industry commentators point out that the younger generation is adapted to and prepared only digital automation tools. Therefore, there is an increased tendency to switch to software-operating methodology.
The Techie Way or Not? Conserving Heritage Buildings
The longevity of the heritage buildings depends upon the process of management they undertake. Historical buildings are an example of withstanding legacy of our ancestors.
Contributors
The Lever and Fulcrum of Enterprises is Outsourcing
Information Technology positions our daily activities and businesses in an increasingly global context. The practice of architecture is no exception. Architectural Evangelist presents new scenarios for Workshare and defines the ways.
Architectural Marvels: The Great Wall of China
Standing tall, mighty, and unmoved over millennia, the 4,000 miles (6,500 km) long Great Wall of China is an architectural wonder of epic significance.
The New Face of Outsourcing: Knowledge Process Outsourcing
Knowledge process outsourcing is believed to increase productivity and improve efficiency. Manufactures and construction companies are also finding it increasingly beneficial to outsource projects rather than invest in infrastructure.
Insights
The Features Buyers Want in London Properties
What are people looking for in London properties? There are many ways to increase a home’s resale value, but when discerning buyers search for “London townhomes” or “London flats” or the like, they want details that are trendy or useful particularly within this bustling, historic city.
Building Design for Extreme Cold: The Architecture of Climate Change
When we think of climate change, we tend to think only of warmer weather. However, architecture for climate change needs to factor in extreme cold spells as well.
Contractor vs Subcontractor vs Builder: What’s the Difference?
In the building industry, an owner employs a contractor to finish a project. This contractor has the option to use subcontractors to carry out particular tasks as part of the larger project. Although contractors and subcontractors have several things in common, they have separate roles to play within a project.
Perspective
Contractor vs Subcontractor vs Builder: What’s the Difference?
In the building industry, an owner employs a contractor to finish a project. This contractor has the option to use subcontractors to carry out particular tasks as part of the larger project. Although contractors and subcontractors have several things in common, they have separate roles to play within a project.
Unapologetic, Naked and Bold: Brutalist Architecture
Contrary to popular assumption that Brutalism is derived from the word 'brutal', it more likely comes from the French term béton brut, which means 'raw concrete'.
20 Fun Facts About Wood and Woodworking
This blog has been updated on – March 02, 2022 Wood and woodworking have a fascinating role in human history and daily life, from benches for Anglo-Saxon monasteries in the 8th century to the table for your grandchild’s birthday cake. Even the most seasoned woodworkers and millwork shop drawing professionals may not know some of the ...
Style & Living
The Features Buyers Want in London Properties
What are people looking for in London properties? There are many ways to increase a home’s resale value, but when discerning buyers search for “London townhomes” or “London flats” or the like, they want details that are trendy or useful particularly within this bustling, historic city.
Mansion vs McMansion: Is There Really a Difference?
Mansion vs McMansion. One is considered stately, luxurious, and sought-after, while the other is derided as an obnoxious symbol of American excess. But is there really a difference? Where is the line between “luxurious” and “excessive”?
Furniture Designers, Attention! Shaker Style is Having a Moment
Shaker style furniture is having a moment. You may have heard the buzz about Shaker doors, Shaker dining tables, white Shaker kitchen cabinets…the list goes on.
Sustainability
Designing Net Zero Homes for Greener Tomorrow
Net Zero Homes or zero-energy building architectures are the green initiatives of sustainable living. With drastic climate changes and the pandemic disruptions, global ecologists continue raising concerns about the disastrous impact of high carbon emissions and greenhouse gases.
Building Design for Extreme Cold: The Architecture of Climate Change
When we think of climate change, we tend to think only of warmer weather. However, architecture for climate change needs to factor in extreme cold spells as well.
Top 5 Sustainable Building Examples Around the World
There are many ways to judge the quality or relevance of a building, whether by style of architecture, historical significance, size, and so on. However, in recent years, focus has increasingly shifted to sustainable building. The era of climate change has led us to make green architecture not a quirky option, but a grave necessity.
Wellness
Ten Ways to Increase Positivity at the Office
'Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.'
Wellness in the Workplace
What is the meaning of wellness? Gallup and Heathway, the well-being index, describes the five key factors which help the individual's journey within the workplace.
The Right to Light: Changing Office Design
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, absenteeism costs the American economy about $225.8 billion annually – $1,685 per worker.