You know, if you stop and look around, every single building we walk into, every bridge we cross, every park we relax in – it’s all thanks to the combined brilliance of architects and engineers. These two groups are absolutely fundamental to creating the physical spaces around us. But even though their work is so… Read More »
Our planet’s sending out a pretty clear SOS when it comes to the environment, right? It’s kind of mind-blowing (and honestly, a little scary) that buildings are responsible for almost 40% of the world’s energy-related carbon emissions. That’s a huge number. As someone who’s been designing buildings for years, I’ve become absolutely convinced that eco-friendly… Read More »
Forget the image of the soul-crushing, nine-to-five grind in a gray cubicle farm. The modern office is being completely reimagined, and for good reason! We’re finally starting to understand how people actually work best. This isn’t just about following the latest fads in office furniture or chasing after shiny new gadgets. It’s about deeply understanding… Read More »
Ever looked up at a city skyline and wondered, What’s next? Forget those boxy, old-school buildings! I’m talking about skyscrapers that shimmer with solar panels, boast rooftop gardens bursting with greenery, and maybe even filter the air we breathe. It’s not just a pipe dream; it’s the direction we’re headed. Imagine buildings that not only… Read More »
In the city of Chicago one of the best-known skyscrapers is located: the Willis Tower. It has 108 storeys and was awarded the title tallest building of the world immediately after it had been completed in 1973, which it held for 24 years. It is still the tallest building of the United States. The modern… Read More »
With the collapse of the World Trade Centre, the interest in skyscrapers has been renewed. By definition, a skyscraper is any high building intended for office or commercial use. There are no figures or guidelines as to the height a skyscraper must be to be classified as such; the only thing of importance is, that… Read More »