At the turn of the 20th century, American architecture began searching for its own identity—something rooted in its land and people, not borrowed from Europe. One of the boldest and most influential responses to this search was the emergence of…
IntroductionIn the early 2000s, Saudi architecture was defined by its bold visual expression. Nearly every new home featured one unmistakable element: gypsum. Far from being just a building material, it became a cultural statement—reflecting what many considered luxury and modernity…
In the world of architecture, stories don’t always end with a building’s construction or even its demolition. Some structures become more than just spaces; they become part of a city’s memory. One such story is that of The Borgata ,…
Sometimes, we come across stories of buildings that no longer exist. Yet somehow, they remain alive in memory. One such story is that of Carl Ziese Villa, once standing proudly in the city of Elbląg (formerly known as Elbing) in…
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