Environmental architecture

“Site Analysis” It involves assessing the physical, environmental and regulatory aspects of a location to inform design decisions, enduring the building harmonises with it’s surroundings and complies with zoning regulations. It includes evaluating factors like topography, climate, access and existing infrastructure etc. . Illustration done by @thearchitecturalnerd. Software Used: @photoshop @_adobeillustrator_ . DM to know more about our “Architectural Services” . Tag us on…

Modern design with midwestern ease. Contemporary architecture and modern interior design for your residential and commercial projects; Michigan and beyond. ​

Sustainable architecture is the future of building design and construction. With the growing recognition of climate change, dwindling…

Using natural circumstances to lessen the need for artificial or mechanical climate control is known as passive design Strategies. This means making the most of natural components by optimizing a building's layout, materials, openings, and orientation, which will ultimately improve environmental comfort. When these techniques are widely used, individual buildings become more ecologically friendly and their overall energy usage is drastically decreased.

Living The Noom's design is everything you want from a building - an unusually beautiful organic structure, covered with a lush tone of green brought about by t

Eco-brutalism is an architectural movement that merges the stark, imposing forms typical of Brutalist architecture with ecological features and greenery. This style aims to soften the often harsh appearance of Brutalist buildings by incorporating elements of nature into the design. Eco-brutalism recognizes that architecture and nature do not have to be opposites and that they can coexist in a way that promotes sustainability and environmental consciousness.

RAW Architecture used local materials and traditional building techniques including bamboo construction to create a new studio in Jakarta.

This LEED Platinum academic building is the centerpiece of the University of Arizona’s premier earth science and environmental research program. ENR II demonstrates a truly integrated holistic solution to sustainability, serving as a living and learning laboratory promoting interdisciplinary...

UK Pavillion, Shanghai World Expo What if . . . In a way, Thomas Heatherwick is the Diana Vreeland of architecture—while the former editor of Vogue urged us to think out of the box by asking "Why don't you . . ." followed by something unexpected, whimsical and often outrageous—Heatherwick asks, "What if . . ." before a commission, filling in the blanks with inventive, boy-genius solutions that are as beautiful as they are astonishing in their creativity and use of materials. The models for…