It’s not easy to find theory in the implementation of architectural models: a practical model that allows you to analyze and showcase the organization of material elements according to a particular process. They also allow you to detect and modify the key elements of a project while also addressing the project’s executive procedures.
It’s not easy to find theory in the implementation of architectural models: a practical model that allows you to analyze and showcase the organization of material elements according to a particular process. They also allow you to detect and modify the key elements of a project while also addressing the project’s executive procedures.
The title says it all: if you’ve spent hours browsing the web for simple design icons for diagrams and architectural representation – a relevant tool to optimize organization, analysis, and communication – then this universal online library from The Noun Project will be very useful.
The spatial distribution of a restaurant or bar is essential to its success. Faced with this design challenge, several architects have experimented and proposed configurations that both enhance the use of space in different culinary experiences.
How many times have you been faced with the challenge of designing a cultural center? While this may seem like quite a feat, many architects have had to design a program that blends a community center with culture.
Faced with the challenge of designing homes on terrains with steep slopes – or in compact urban contexts that do not allow much variation in plan – several architects have experimented and proposed split-level homes to enhance the use of space, allowing, among other things, interesting visual perspectives.
A floor plan is an interesting way to represent and approach the functional program of hospitals and health centers, where the complexity of the system implies the need for specific studies of the distribution and spatial organization for proper health care.
Bricks have historically been the cornerstone of a wide array of living spaces, providing everything from enclosure and protection to the framework for letting in sunlight. Whether it be for their economic or aesthetic aspects in both color and texture, the use of brick can be glimpsed in cities the world over.
Bricks have historically been the cornerstone of a wide array of living spaces, providing everything from enclosure and protection to the framework for letting in sunlight. Whether it be for their economic or aesthetic aspects in both color and texture, the use of brick can be glimpsed in cities the world over.
For many architects writing is an integral part of the design process, one that clarifies or pushes ideas into places sketches can’t always reach. But for many, the origins of the words we use to explain and classify our work are a mystery. A look at their origins and derivations offers insight – occasionally surprising – into the evolution of architectural language.
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