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designing the future: how young creatives are reshaping architecture

Designing the Future: How Young Creatives are Reshaping Architecture

Designers collaborating with communities © Archdaily  “The best way to predict the future is to design it.” - Buckminster Fuller We are living in uncertain times, whether due to climatic changes, technological advancements, or societal shifts. For designers, surviving in this playground calls for a guiding manifesto and this powerful Buckminster Fuller quote feels more…

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zaha hadid's visionary palazzo transformed into hotel romeo roma/ luxurious dining space of il ristorante alain ducasse inside hotel romeo roma

Rome Reborn: Zaha Hadid’s Visionary Palazzo Transformed into Hotel Romeo Roma

Step into Rome’s historic heart and you’ll find something breathtakingly unexpected. Nestled along Via di Ripetta, the 16th-century Palazzo Capponi has been reimagined into Hotel Romeo Roma, the final hotel project of Dame Zaha Hadid. While the exterior retains Renaissance charm, inside awaits a daring dialogue: ancient stone meets sinuous modern forms in a deeply…

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how colonies reclaimed baroque architecture

Baroque Architecture: How Colonized Communities Transformed European Style into Cultural Resistance

In the late 17th and 18th centuries, as European colonizers increasingly spread across the globe with power, they carried along not just political command but also their artistic traditions.  Out of the many assertions, one symbol of their power and religious authority found heavy footing through ages. Known as ‘Baroque Architecture’, it features ornate details,…

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India’s First 3D-Printed Railway Building: A Glimpse Into the Future of Public Infrastructure

Introduction In a quiet corner of Andhra Pradesh, a bold new chapter in India’s infrastructure journey is unfolding—layer by layer. At Parvatipuram Railway Station, Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) has constructed India’s first 3D-printed railway building: a Gangman Hut. More than just a shelter for railway maintenance staff, this modest yet pioneering 1,076 sq ft…

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Bauhaus vs. Brutalism: Learning Two Revolutionary Architecture Movements

Few movements in the history of architecture have been so powerful—or misinterpreted—as Bauhaus and Brutalism. Both appeared during eras of social, political, and technological upheaval, and both embodied daring new conceptions of how architecture might contribute to society. Yet, while both were determined to remake the built environment, Bauhaus and Brutalism differ fundamentally in philosophy,…

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How India is Using AI and Satellites to Tackle Urban Heat – One Rooftop at a Time

When we think about heatwaves, we usually imagine rising temperatures and overloaded air conditioners. But what if the real problem is hiding in plain sight—on our rooftops? India is now using artificial intelligence (AI), satellites, and city-level data to pinpoint which buildings make our cities hotter—and which ones suffer the most. This is more than…

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