How Indigenous Wisdom Can Inform Modern Architecture
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The greatest injustice of climate change is the fact that those who are most vulnerable to it are the people who contributed the least — such as the indigenous communities around the world. On the other hand, these communities also have the wisdom, experience, and the technologies to construct buildings in a way to minimize the notoriously high environmental impact of […]
Top 5 Technology Trends to Change our Lives in 2022 and Beyond
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In whatever ways the pandemic might continue to affect the world, there’s no doubt we’re set to have some technological advancements in the years ahead.
Top 6 Architecture Projects of 2021: Social, Sustainable, Sensual
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However, even though the global health crisis kept disrupting on-ground operations, it by no means stopped creativity. 2021 brought the launch or development of some of the most ambitious architectural projects of our times, many of which united under the themes of sustainability, inclusion, and robust public spaces.
The Robot Takeover: 6 Things To Know About the Rise of Robotics
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Like many great inventions in history, modern robots first existed in science fiction literature before they materialized in the real world. The word “robot” was first coined by the Czech playwright Karl Capek in 1921, in his hit play, “Rossum’s Universal Robots”. It comes from the word “rabota”, which means “slave labor” in the Old Slavonic language.