Architecture as a Bridge Between Nature and CivilizationThe Qiantang Bay Art Museum stands on the banks of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, where water and urban rhythm converge. The project’s central idea is to transform this confluence into an architectural…
While reading one of the travel journals by a European explorer, I paused at a line that struck me deeply: The place was silent… but it screamed with stories. That’s when I began to see abandoned spaces differently. No longer…
While reading a book on sensory design, I paused at a small chapter about sound in acoustic architecture. I had never imagined that a place could be designed to be heard, not just seen. I immediately recalled a visit to…
While I was reviewing urban maps of various cities—from East Asia to Central Europe—something caught my attention…The buildings looked oddly similar. Glass facades, sleek towers, and repetitive housing units. I couldn’t tell if I was looking at Tokyo, New York,…
IntroductionIn South America, particularly in Lima, the capital of Peru, and Quito, the capital of Ecuador, stand monumental churches dating back to the colonial era. These aren’t just places of worship—they’re living works of art that reveal a rare blend…
Deep in the vast and rugged landscapes of Australia, Aboriginal rock shelters stand as silent witnesses to one of the world’s oldest living cultures. These shelters were never just a place to live—they were sacred spaces, where identity, belief, and…
In the heart of one of the world’s most iconic cultural events Glastonbury Festival 2025 a new space emerged that wasn’t just about music or escape. It was something different. Something that made people stop, think, and feel. That space…
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