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Cujus est solum, ejus est usque ad coelum et ad inferos' (“To whomever it belongs, it is his all the way to the heavens (and all the way to hell).”) This principle of property law designates the three dimensional nature of space to be claimed and occupied.

Looking at the horizontal map of the Danish capital of Copenhagen, a color coded space catches the eye. Specifically in the north and at the center of Nørrebro, an unmissable linear weaving connects and accentuates the area. The Superkilen park is an immersive public space conceptualized and designed by the

The criticism of modernism and the emergence of green movements suggests that the world is shifting toward more eco-friendly and personalized forms of architecture. The neo-vernacular movement designates the application of ancient knowledge and local assets to create an Architecture that accommodates contemporary needs. As its name indicates, it’s

On a man-made island at the waterfront of Doha sits the Islamic art museum. Designed by the renowned I. M. Pei in the 2000s, the building is a prominent monument that overlooks the gulf bay and structures the Qatari coast. From the fabricated site choice to the architecture and design,

Imagine, wearing your VR set: walk through the streets of the virtual city to the virtual supermarket. Buy your virtual groceries, and pay with real money. Afterward, your doorbell rings and your groceries are at your doorstep. The world is shifting. Everyone can sense it, but a few of us

The Jewish Museum in Berlin is an extension project of the Berlin Museum designed by the Libeskind studio in 1999. Since its opening in 2001, it has acquired international prominence and interest for its originative architecture and the spatial experience it provides. The building is a clear statement of deconstructivism

The world you live in, the house, furniture, and your wardrobe. The tools you use, and even the aesthetic pictures in your Instagram feed. Is it all intuitive? Your singular choice and taste? Or is it all part of the greatest design? Are you TOO stuck in the Bauhaus loop?

Utopia in architecture stems from a desire to create the perfect edifice, imitate the absolute design, and create the undying kingdom on earth. This philosophy of the ideal design stipulates the existence of a perfect form for a perfect order. It provides the architect with great power to decide what’

We live in an era of technological grandiosity, where Science fiction is a liveable experience. The rapid technological development that we live in made space for unlimited imagination of what humans can do with machine assistance. The vulgarization of artificial intelligence and its use caused a distinguishable change in our

From ecosystems, animals, and insects. To snowflakes, cells, and molecules. Nature speaks in geometric codes. The universe is composed of an infinite number of intersected and complex systems, from macro to micro. They are reigned and structured in such logic that bears the secret of the creation. We, humans, are

I. M Pie says: “Architecture is the mirror of life,” It tells a story of civilization and endeavors toward its immortality. But, like most things, it barely bears nature’s wrath. Despite the technological developments that men realized in architecture and engineering fields, Natural and man-made disasters (earthquakes, Tsunamis, pandemics,