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Architecture is one of the most prestigious fields to be in. First of all, it takes a lot of effort to get into a good university to study the subject. Then, the amount of work you have to put into studying takes a lot of energy and time. And to…
Reality capture in architecture is the technique of creating a computerized three-dimensional model of your plan, structure, or worksite using surveying techniques like laser scanning, Satellite imagery, and traversing methods. Point clouds, on the other hand, are 3-dimensional space points that represent a figure or structure. They are generated using…
Building your own house is definitely a big decision to make. Although it is time consuming and can cause a lot of stress, it also has lots of positive sides. For one, you get to decide on the layout of your home and make the house of your dreams. Second…
Architecture is the art and science of buildings and massive structures. An architect must design human-friendly structures and thus make sure that buildings are safe and secure. That is why students undergo a long period of study before becoming a licensed architect. It normally requires five years of bachelor’s and…
Your home’s siding is a lot more important than most people realize. In addition to protecting your home’s structure from damage, it also defines your home’s style and design. Although a lot of people put off getting new siding due to its expense and the hassle of getting it installed,…
In a recent article, we discussed the unique beauty of Postmodern architecture. Today, we would like to invite you to join us, as we explore one of its descendants – Brutalism. Contrary to widespread popular belief, the term Brutalist architecture does not derive from the word brutal (even though it…
Postmodern architecture has always been a polarizing subject. While it is loved and admired by many, it is sadly also often misunderstood. One of the most striking examples of this fact is the criticism which architect Rem Koolhaas received for his CCTV building in Beijing. A few years ago none other…
Gone are the simple days when we used to built DIY tree houses in our back yards. Like so many millennial childhood favorites, the humble tree houses have undergone a substantial transformation, and are now luxurious and stylish properties, perfectly adapted for our fast-paced world. They are getting increasingly popular too…
The Letterbox house is quite the unusual form that resembles a work of art and that begs the question – is it actually functional to be a home.
UNStudio explored the idea of merging an exhibition space and living apartment to result in this interesting and unusual loft in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York.
Resembling the 360 house by Subarquitectura, The Scissors house is located on an island close to Korea.
A family in North Ireland have converted an old church in to a single family house, destroying very little of the facade feel and saving the architecture for future generations to see.
The Charcoal House’s facade is deceiving looking from the outside, it even hides how many floors the house has.
The roof of the 23.2 house is built with existing, one hundred years old, Douglas Fir beams of various lengths, that were left after the demolition of the old warehouses previously occupying the property.
The Outpost Residence is centered around a main living space from which you can access the bedroom from a narrow staircase. From the outside, the building looks minimalistic and made of concrete blocks and a large window.
On the Pages of AZ you can usually find home projects (interiors, houses, furniture, etc.), but every now and then an eyecandy from bigger scale industry catches the imagination.
The 145 square meter house is located in Graz Geidorf, Austria and has an interesting and very unorthodox shape that changes dramatically when viewed from different locations.
The redesign of the Bondi House has converted it to a very interesting home for a small family with kids. Letting more light in is always a good decision.