The Fascination with Corrugation
Cardboard is perhaps the most vernacular engineered material today. Almost everyone has had interaction with cardboard and most have experimented in their own construction using cardboard. Remember that toy you […]
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Adaptive Reuse: Istanbul Salt Repository
“Great architecture has a global language, which can minimize differences of taste resulting from local cultural factors.” -Erginoğlu & Çalışlar Architects Project: Tuzamban, Used by Medina Turgul DDB (2009) Original Use: Salt […]
Dynamic Technology and the Human Experience
Technology today has continued to drive design, namely in the way we create space. This may happen in the production of the materials to make the space. It may happen […]
Frozen Blur
In Minnesota, one sculptor uses the water expelled from his home’s geo-thermal system to create large ice sculptures. Roger Hanson started this project in the winter of 2007. The geo-thermal […]
50 Shades of Camouflage
Camouflage is a set of methods or concealment that allow otherwise visible animals, military vehicles, or other objects to remain unnoticed by blending in with their environments by resembling something […]
Location Based Architecture
When designing structure we have the unique ability to either embrace the site or go against it. If we embrace the site, our designs have the ability to mesh into […]
