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American Bungalows
Although the term bungalow is now commonly used to describe a small one- or one-and-a-half-story home or casual beach house, the word is actually derived from the Indian Hindustani word bangala, meaning belonging to Bengal. In fact, bungalows as we
Wolf House in Toronto, Canada
Maze like Wolf House is giving the gift of curiosity to the residents. Featured in many international publications and received many awards, the Wolf House is situated on the edge of a beautiful wooded ravine park in Toronto’s Rosedale neighborhood.
Why is Sustainability Design Important?
Sustainability in Architectural Design We all know what sustainability is – the need to move away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources, increase provision for recycling and other steps to reduce our carbon footprint. The reasons for this are
Guangzhou Opera House in China
Designed by Zaha Hadid, the Guangzhou Opera House is incredibly gorgeous to look at due to the conversion of a single building into a marvelous urban environment. It is constructed in China — the country that is still undergoing cultural
El Campanario House in Querétaro, Mexico
Two parts of El Campanario house uniting to create the harmony. In the capital and largest city of the state of Querétaro, located in central Mexico, the El Campanario house is constructed by Axel Duhart Arquitecto. The unique facet about the
Monique Corriveau-Library in Québec, Canada
In the midst of snow, the Monique Corriveau-Library resides. Monique Corriveau-Library, which is situated on Québec, Canada, is the Saint-Denys-du-Plateau church, constructed as a tribute to a Quebec writer, who was a mother of 10 children, to each of whom
Water Cube – National Aquatics Center, China
The Water Cube will be the place for 2022 Winter Olympics. Water Cube, also (officially) known as Beijing National Aquatics Center, is an aquatics center originally designed for the indoor games, which is constructed near the Beijing National Stadium in
Beijing National Stadium
History Located in the Olympic Green, the stadium cost US$423 million. The design was awarded to a submission from the Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron in April 2003, after a bidding process that included 13 final submissions. The