Category: Design

  • The John Hancock Tower Discussion

    The Hancock tower is a superstructure in the Back Bay area of Boston that has a total height of 1,500 feet (457.2 m) and contains 99 floors. It is the tower with the highest elevation in all of New England. Henry N. Cobb, an architect of company I. M. Pei & Associates was responsible for…

  • The Open Space Systems Furniture Choice

    Systems furniture, often known as modular furniture or systems workstations, is just a type of modular furniture that is used to construct office workstations. Despite the fact that few modern systems adhere to the cliché with standing-height panels, workstations made of systems furniture are frequently referred to as cubicles. The purpose of this paper is…

  • Bridging Cultures: Colorado Street Bridge

    This research project focuses on the cultural significance of the Colorado Street Bridge. The bridge was built in 1913 to assist transportation and accommodation in the disadvantageous landscapes of the Eagle Rock Pass. Due to its infrastructural significance, the bridge became an important cultural site, annually serving as a place of social gatherings since its…

  • Frank Lloyd Wright’s Approach to Sustainability

    Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most influential American architects who designed buildings that remain remarkable in regard to their aesthetic and functional characteristics. The aspect that elevates Wright’s works from the rest of the architects operating in the last century in the US is the focus on sustainability and an organic background to…

  • Exploring the Different Styles of Residential Living Areas

    Residential living areas are a crucial component of modern homes as they provide diverse spaces for various activities and functions. Each area serves a unique purpose and has distinct features, from the traditional living room to the more unconventional game room or theater space. The design and style of these living areas play a significant…

  • Partially Filled Concrete Grid Bridge Deck Project

    The partially filled concrete grid bridge is a crucial component of the solution for the Maryland Transportation Authority’s rebuilding of the lightweight superstructure on I-895 across the Patapsco River Flats (MDTA). The project delivery system chosen for this project was Design-Bid-Build, a standard method used by owners to appoint a designer to develop a design…

  • Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial

    Architecture is undeniably the most widely represented form of art in human culture, mainly due to the broad range of its practical uses. However, as with any art form, it is essential to consider other aspects and functions of architecture, including aesthetic, communicative, historical, and commemorative. These are especially relevant regarding memorials, which in most…

  • Lewis & Wood Wallpapers: A Passion for the Hand-Made

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction Nowadays, hand-made is becoming less prevalent in all industries, with big and powerful corporations introducing machine work into business in order to maximize their profits. Meanwhile, artisan works have become rare yet still popular among connoisseurs and supporters of small businesses and talented individuals. Among works worth…

  • Interior Design: Home Interior Designing Tips

    Proper interior design is essential to the practicality and aesthetics of living space. Well thought out and justified in every element can significantly improve people’s quality of life and productivity. Consideration of the important design elements in Figure 1 will allow the designs to be constructed correctly. To understand which designs are made correctly, it…

  • Aspects of Organic Architectural Philosophy

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction Renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright invented the idea of organic architecture. The author of “The Quest for Meaning” describes his organic architectural philosophy, emphasizing the harmony between people and their natural surroundings (Cooney, 2000a). According to him, structures should be created to complement rather than obstruct…