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Climate change storming out in Europe

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Climate change storming out in Europe

Ciara, Sabine, Dennis and more, the name is not what matters, countries in Europe are being hit by several severe storms. European windstorms are not a new thing; they are a form of a cyclonic…

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Remodelling apps: making home renovations more manageable

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Remodelling apps: making home renovations more manageable

Four million households choose to renovate their homes over moving into a new one in the UK. According to a report made by HISCOX on over 2000 interviews in the UK, the numbers of renovating…

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Architect and engineer lifetime conflict

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Architect and engineer lifetime conflict

In each construction building, architect and engineers should communicate and collaborate to achieve the client’s vision, apply the design standards and produce a high quality and performance building. Since the old ages in the industry,…

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World’s re-planning megacities 2050

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World’s re-planning megacities 2050

Urbanisation, the primary purpose that all humans are living for. According to the UN, the current world population of 7.7 billion is expected to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion in 2050 and 11.2…

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A transformative light for a project to shine

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A transformative light for a project to shine

There is light at the end of the tunnel. A hereditary expression that has been passing along from one generation to the other and got translated to so many languages. It is not out of…

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Mixed Use Buildings – When you can mix usability with convenience

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Mixed Use Buildings – When you can mix usability with convenience

In the past and since almost 1920 mixed-use building form was the most common model in most of the urban places, however the modern civilizations oriented into new directions of urban planning. These directions depended…

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Do we shape cities, or do they overtake us?

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Do we shape cities, or do they overtake us?

“Cities for people” a term that has been evolved for over 50 years by the great Danish architect Jan Gehl. His concept has inspired a big generation of urban planners to stop planning for vehicles…

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