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Why development of clay bricks matters My research is not just academic—it's a call to action. Architects, engineers, and developers need to reconsider the potential of clay bricks, shedding the biases tied to their history. Through collaboration and innovation, we can elevate clay bricks to their rightful place as materials of the future, not just remnants of the past. I look forward to engaging with industry professionals, researchers, and anyone passionate about sustainable construction. Let’s start a conversation about how we can integrate these remarkable materials into our shared vision of a greener, more efficient built environment. What are your thoughts on incorporating traditional materials like clay bricks into modern architecture? I'd love to hear your opinion

The Old Rectory by ID Architecture Features New Timber-Clad Extension

The Old Rectory by ID Architecture Features New Timber-Clad Extension

Architecture cannot be summed in a few words or even a complete comprehensive definition, but it is, in brief, a tool to obtain harmony and serve functionally man's direct, as well as indirect, needs. Architecture is, in consequence, a means of measure to man's societal status, even on a national scale. Architecture blends man and nature, and harbors his soul before his body, and enables him to hone his skills and brainpower to achieve greatness. Where had man been before he learned the essence of architecture? In caves and underground grottos.

Modern Architecture Through A Horror Lens By interpreting buildings in horror mode, the authors unveil the systemic greed, unsustainable growth, and unchecked power embedded in their foundations. - LA Review of Books

New Steampost! Some thoughts on my love for medieval architecture, how it inspired Outside the Blocks, and the 1,750 references I turned into modular designs. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/duBZztN5 #indiegames #indiegame #gamedev #steam #medieval #architecture

Sometimes architecture needs a little arrogance! Not the kind that screams “look at me” without purpose but confidence to stand tall, unapologetically, and make a statement. Not ignoring function, purpose, and substance... but sometimes buildings need to say, "I belong here, and you can’t ignore me." Do you believe the same? Comment below

"Sketching is the language of the architect." Check out this sketch of the Nubble Lighthouse done by grad student Jake Eaton! Keep watching to learn why Jake chose Architecture and how he's practiced his sketching over the course of his education at Catholic University.