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Are you ready to be captivated by the fascinating history of architectural insulation? Dive in and discover the simple yet fascinating evolution of keeping our homes comfy! Explore the historical development of insulation techniques in architecture. From primitive furs used in early domestic structures to modern cavity walls. Let us explore into how we've protected buildings from external elements over time. You can read more about it on #Insulation #InsulationMaterials #PUFInsulation #Experts #Architecture

Mass timber projects from notable architecture firms such as LEVER Architecture, KPF, and Gensler are on view at The Skyscraper Museum as part of an exhibition Tall Timber: The Future of Cities in Wood. More and more architects are turning to climate-conscious building materials, such as mass timber, and as evidenced in this research heavy show there’s minimal reasons why not to use it. Through architectural models, videos, and drawings that encapsulate the intersection of nature and technology, Tall Timber makes a convincing case for the future of the built environment.

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Time-tested practices and traditional wisdom can be applied in architecture today, to create sturdy, aesthetic structures that have a low ecological footprint. Rammed earth construction, popular across cultures, is an example of such a practice. Read more about how we have embraced it in some of our projects and why it holds immense potential to address the challenge of sustainability in construction. #GoodEarth #GoodEarthMalhar #Sustainablearchitecture #Rammedearth #Rammedearthconstruction #Ecofriendlybuilding #Naturalmaterials #Renewablematerials

The #architecturaldesign of each of these bridges is sure to leave a lasting impression. #architectural

Mobius Tower - Landscape In The Air | Architecture Thesis ‘Mobius Tower - Landscape In The Air’ is an architecture thesis by Ka Wah Francis Cheung from The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Architecture, that seeks to challenge the standards of conventional skyscrapers in terms of circulation, structural systems, and spatial experience by reimagining the configuration of floor plates. The objective was to redefine the interior layout to foster connectivity and mobility within a skyscraper using paper as a flexible and fluid testing medium. To submit your academic project for publication at ArchiDiaries login to ArchiDiaries page #architecture #sectionalexploration #TemperateArchitecture #volumetricexplorations #architecturethesis #TheUniversityofHongKongFacultyofArchitecture

The #architecturaldesign of each of these bridges is sure to leave a lasting impression. #architectural

Biomimicry in Architecture: Nature's Ingenious Design Blueprint In architecture, the pursuit of innovation has often been intertwined with the study of nature's intricate designs. Biomimicry, the emulation of nature's time-tested patterns and strategies, has emerged as a profound source of inspiration for architects seeking to create sustainable, efficient, and awe-inspiring structures. This harmonious fusion of nature and architecture has given birth to architectural marvels that not only captivate the eye but also offer remarkable functional advantages. https://lnkd.in/gR7N52dX

Let's explore hidden architectural gems that many miss. These underrated structures are true marvels of architecture. They deserve both attention and admiration. Key Takeaways: - Discover lesser-known architectural masterpieces. - Uncover the beauty of underrated structures. - Appreciate the innovation and creativity behind these hidden gems. #HiddenGemsinArchitecture #UnderratedArchitecturalMarvels #UniqueStructurestoExplore

Architectural inspiration can come from unexpected places. Termite mounds are often self-regulating when it comes to temperature with their natural ventilation systems. Modern buildings that are inspired by these structures experience similar benefits and can bring down their #CarbonFootprint. #SustainableArchitecture #Architecture #Biomimicry