Category: articles
HY-FI, MUSHROOM BRICKS !
Day by day, our world is getting damaged depending on ecological causes. However, as human beings, our role can’t be ignored in that case. Do you recognize the mega structures around you? How are day acting in city? Okay, let’s say it’s the urban scale, hard to do but just for this time, let’s put […]
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Jan 10, 2020
Category: articles
Case Studies about Dynamic Façades
We are passing through streets and buildings each day in our lives and even if we can’t realize, things are changing around us. I would like to highlight a few buildings that will make you see these ‘changing things’ in a different way, via dynamic façades they have.
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Oct 30, 2019
Category: articles
Learning from the Masters of Architecture, TED Talks
Since many years, from each department of life, people have been talking about their ideas, projects on TED talks during 15 – 20 minutes. Of course these people are the most experienced and successful ones we can say. Luckily us, even if we can’t get a chance to be at that conference in real life, […]
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Sep 23, 2019
Category: articles
Venice Art Biennale 2019!
58th International Art Exhibition, titled May You Live In Interesting Times, is curated by Ralph Rugoff takes place in Venice from 11th May to 24th November 2019. For the ones who haven’t visited yet, here are my favorites, which are strongly recommended to visit!
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Sep 14, 2019
Category: articles
CONGRATULATIONS! THEN?
Hello everyone ! September is here, so I have been thinking that we can accept that month as a season opening, because most of us apply or start schools, jobs in this time. So, let’s get into step after graduation, finding a job as an architect. Congratulations, you made it ! You are an […]
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Sep 6, 2019
Category: articles
A Look at Architecture in the Metaphysical Paintings of Giorgio De Chirico
De Chirico is an Italian painter who is considered one of the pioneers of the avant-garde movement. He is especially known for his metaphysical paintings he made in the early years of the 20th century and the architectural elements he uses in these paintings.
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Posted by: iremuluisik
- Sep 4, 2019
Category: articles
Learning XXI Century Architecture by Playing SCALA Cards
Have you ever played a card game? The response is probably yes. What if I ask you this question in an architectural way, have you ever played an architectural card game? If you have the answer no, I am going to represent you an architectural card game, SCALA.
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Aug 5, 2019
Category: articles
Spaces for Children – Playgrounds by Aldo van Eyck
After the Second World War, the Dutch cities were devastated and the children were the greatest victims of the war. Also, in the post-war period, there was an incredible increase in the number of children.
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Posted by: iremuluisik
- Jul 31, 2019
Category: articles
Public Spaces, Well Designed or…
Have you ever thought, what is a public space? What comes into your mind when somebody calls a place as a public space? Could you ever think each space is for us, doesn’t have to be designed or the opposite? Well, of course if you want, every space can be a place like I […]
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Jul 21, 2019
Category: articles
A Giant Traveller from Universe, Museum of the Moon
The British installation artist Luke Jerram, created a giant traveller which has been visiting all around the world since 2016, the moon. For the first time, it was exhibited in Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, then, expanded its journey.
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Posted by: begumsardan
- Jul 4, 2019
