Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village in Los Angeles is a development of 103 micro units that serve as temporary homeless shelters. They offer people and families a safe and...
Category - INDUSTRIALIZED CONSTRUCTION
In the 1950s, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association launched the “Medallion Homes” campaign which awarded emblems to houses that solely used...
The rise of shopping malls in the 1950s brought convenience and entertainment to families in the suburbs. However, with the advent of online shopping and changing...
Green building, as defined by the US Environmental Protection Agency, involves constructing and operating environmentally responsible and resource-efficient structures...
“Blind adoration without critique is dangerous” The Starburst house, a visionary creation by London-based architecture firm Whitaker Studio, has sparked...
How many times have you heard this argument “There are thousands of unused shipping containers lying around the world. You can solve homelessness and housing crises if...
The fascination with doomsday prophecies and survival instincts has given rise to a market that capitalizes on people’s fear by offering survivalist products and...
I recently came across an article called the Troubling Trendiness of Poverty Appropriation by July Westhale. At first, I was quick to dismiss Poverty Appropriation as...
In the realm of innovative construction methods, inspiration can come from the most unexpected sources. From geodesign domes inspired by crystals to cargo containers...
Swimming pools have become a suburban status symbol. Not only are they glamorized in movies and tv shows, but youtube channels such as Architectural Digest showcase envy...
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