New Stone Age: Showcasing the Versatile Future of Stone Architecture
An age-old material has the potential to revolutionize the way we form the built environment.
Articles by
Nathan Bahadursingh
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CURA Converts Shipping Containers Into COVID-19 Treatment Centers
CURA presents an innovative approach to meeting healthcare demands during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Life After Oil: XTU Architects Envisions Abandoned Rigs as Futuristic, Green Housing
XTU Architects wants to bring life to neglected offshore oil rigs.
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Transformations of Forgotten Malls Shows the Immense Power of Adaptive Reuse
Adaptive reuse presents a sustainable approach to developing urban areas.
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What the Coronavirus Reveals About Architecture
The COVID-19 pandemic has accentuated a flawed system. What can architects do to help?
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As Jakarta Sinks, What Will it Take to Relocate an Entire Metropolis?
Three major international firms are teaming up to undertake Indonesia's ambitious plan to relocate i ts capital city.
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“Lifting Longyearbyen” Examines Climate Change and the Architecture of Upheaval
“Lifting Longyearbyen” depicts a scene within a scene, a time within a time, surrounded by an enviro nment drastically altered by climate change.
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“A Stainless Steel Tornado”: Frank Gehry’s Twisting Tower Nears Completion in France
Gehry's sculptural façade is designed to evoke the rugged limestone cliffs that surround the city of Arles.
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Free Public Transportation: The Future of Sustainable Cities?
All eyes will be on Luxembourg to see how erasing transit fares will build a healthier urban environ ment.
