A review of venues and exhibitions at Milan Design Week 2024
Sara El Masri
25/04/2024
What’s a better place to connect and collaborate with architects, designers, engineers, and other great minds than Design Week?
Architecture & Design
Designing Tomorrow: Key takeaways and inspirations from CD NEXT 16
Serra Utkum Ikiz
24/04/2024
CD NEXT 16 showcased the fusion of computational design with biomaterials, 3D printing, medical tech, AI visualization, and architectural simulation to designers across industries.
Women architects in a male-dominated field: Can architecture ever be free of sexism?
Sara El Masri
22/04/2024
Societal norms often limit women’s opportunities in the workplace, despite the existence of happiness centers and women’s rights movements.
Beyond Tradition: The rebirth of contemporary African Architecture
Sara El Masri
14/04/2024
Africa’s 54 countries have diverse architectural styles, reflected in their buildings. Contemporary African architecture combines traditional styles with sustainable materials and innovative designs.
Dune Part I and Part II: A transcendental saga surpassing time and space
Didar Akın
10/04/2024
Directed by Denis Villeneuve and worked on by production designer Patrice Vermette, the Oscar winner cinematic adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel will be considered through a critical architectural analysis.
10 mood lighting options to enhance interior ambiance
Osama Nasir
06/04/2024
Mood lighting in architecture creates a pleasant, colorful aura to convert dull spaces into welcoming, comfortable, and cozy environments.
10 energy-efficient lighting systems for sustainable spaces
Osama Nasir
03/04/2024
This article explores energy-efficient lighting options for eco-friendly spaces, focusing on electric and fuel-based alternatives, their impact on sustainable development, and the need for energy-efficient lighting systems.
Decoding the architecture and design of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer
Pragya Sharma
31/03/2024
Theatrically released in 2023, Oppenheimer is a movie that sheds light on the gray space within people’s behavior, choices, and life at large.
Digital Craft and AI: Insights from Joshua Vermillion’s AI-Augmented Creative Workflows
Seyma Olcay
30/03/2024
The ‘AI-Augmented Creative Workflows’ workshop aims to introduce participants to generative techniques that emphasize AI’s role in enhancing both analog and digital mediums.
If I know the world, I can improve it: Deep-diving into the surreal world of “Poor Things”
Sara El Masri
28/03/2024
A movie that takes you on a surreal architectural journey, as Bella Baxter, portrayed by Emma Stone, embarks on her own odyssey of self-discovery through London, Lisbon, Alexandria, and Paris.
