Shahad Al-Aziz is a writer specializing in architecture and architectural design, contributing her work to the "ARCHUP" architectural network. Shahad stands out for her deep analysis and constructive criticism of architectural works, making her articles a source of inspiration for architects and those interested in architectural art. Her writings focus on integrating traditional and modern design styles, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and innovation in architecture.
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Natede – Technology, plan, and nature against air contamination
Natede is a characteristic air purifier with a basic and excellent plan imbued with very good quality innovation.Natede permits you to truly take a full much needed refresher.This air purifier kills 93% of fumes and gasses and close to 100%…
Comparison between architecture and engineering
Byراس مربعArchitects create the built environment all around us, and their specialty is divided between science and art.Where architects make drawings, models, plans and technical drawings,Either manually and more commonly using CAD (Computer Aided Design) software.They also meet with clients to…
World’s longest cantilever in Dubai
The Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei is almost finished with One Za’abeel, a pair of skyscrapers and a 230-meter-long World’s longest cantilever, in Dubai. These construction photographs show the project in progress.The complex is nearly finished in the construction photos that…
Assemblages lighting collection by The Back Studio
Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Every design week reveals an overwhelming amount of lamps with no innovative purpose, neither in form nor function, simply to provide established brands with an excuse to talk about novelties and brand new products. This is not the case. The Indian / Italian duo
Warm tones and tactile textures in coastal home
Responding to the breathtaking coast views, Linehouse, a Chinese studio, created the interiors of Cape Drive Residence situated in Hong Kong. The three-floor building is moments away from the seashores of Stanley and Chung Hom Kok and overlooks the ocean…
James Gandolfini’s Former West Village Apartment Hits the Market for $9 Million
Late actor James Gandolfini’s West Village apartment is once again changing hands, according to the New York Post, and the current owners are asking $8.99 million. The Sopranos star bought the luxury NYC abode back in 1999, the same year…