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Modern Vietnamese Homes With Green Atriums

July 30, 2020 HD Staff 0

Atriums bring in glorious natural light and a feeling of uplifting spaciousness. In the case of these three stunning interior designs, the atrium is also a wonderful opportunity to introduce nature’s green beauty, which instills a sense of peace and rejuvenation into the home. Young trees grow within the walls of these houses, which fashions […]

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Whispering House Social Hub / Coady Architects

July 30, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The site is located within the heritage setting of the Protected Structures of St. Columba’s College. The brief was to create a central social hub for the students, staff, and visitors of St. Columba’s College on the site of a former outbuilding, with poor quality classrooms constructed in the mid 20th Century on the first floor. The outbuilding was constructed, at approximately 3m below the level of the historic walled garden, outside and against the part retaining surviving boundary wall.

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The Catalan Vault in Spanish Architecture: 15 Projects that Are Breathing New Life into An Old Technique

July 30, 2020 Belén Maiztegui 0

In some cases, a roof can become the shining centerpiece in a work of architecture. Catalan vault, also known as Valencian timbrel vault, became a fixture in Spanish architecture in the 19th century, popularized thanks to its low cost and ease of sourcing and assembly. With the ability to span over 30m per module, this technique is currently making a comeback, establishing itself as a go-to construction method in industrial architecture and can be seen in everything including workshops, factories, and warehouses.

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Listening to concerns “top priority” says Autodesk following architects’ criticism of BIM software

July 30, 2020 Tom Ravenscroft 0
Architects criticise "lack of development"of Autodesk's BIM software

Software company Autodesk has said it will address the concerns of its customers after 17 of the UK’s largest architecture practices wrote a letter criticising the cost and lack of development of Revit. The American software company vowed to listen to the feedback within the open letter to its president Andrew Anagnost, which describes architects

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