This visionary building design features apartments that extend over the water like the prow of a ship. It’s a bold blend of nautical inspiration, cutting-edge architecture, and eco-conscious urban living.
Shipping container homes promise affordability, mobility, and sustainability—but is the hype justified? This article breaks down the benefits, challenges, and environmental realities of container-based architecture.
Context cities go beyond smart tech—they prioritize people, place, and purpose. Learn how this emerging urban model is transforming city planning with sustainability, culture, and flexibility at its core.
Functioning mostly as a lushly planted offshore refuge for urban wildlife that’s only partially accessible to people, Recycled Park stretches […]
With its sweeping lines and dynamic flow, this cultural center by Zaha Hadid Architects channels the movement of water. It’s a striking example of how architecture can reflect and respond to its natural surroundings.
Built with heart and heritage, this compact oakwood retreat celebrates Tasmania’s natural beauty. Designed with sustainable materials and thoughtful details, it proves that tiny living can be both soulful and stylish.
In land-scarce Singapore, a new generation of urban farmers is redefining what it means to eat local. From rooftop gardens to hydroponic systems, they’re bringing fresh food closer to home—and proving farm-to-table is more than a trend.
Hidden in Vietnam’s Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Son Doong Cave is a world beneath the world. With towering chambers, misty clouds, and ancient formations, it’s a surreal destination unlike any other.
In the dense cityscape of Hong Kong, a quiet revolution is growing. Urban farmers are turning rooftops, balconies, and micro spaces into green havens that feed communities and inspire sustainable change.
What if a highway overpass could also be a home? This design reimagines neglected urban space as a vibrant bridge that hosts housing, greenery, and human connection—turning a car-centric structure into a livable habitat.
From Paris to Portland, cities worldwide are embracing the 15-minute city model—prioritizing proximity, walkability, and local living. This urban vision reduces car dependency while fostering healthier, more connected communities.
As storefronts closed and foot traffic disappeared, the future of Main Street was thrown into question. But from crisis came innovation—rethinking public space, embracing e-commerce, and rebuilding stronger, more adaptive local businesses.