Architecture
Rory Schmier Provides Insights on How Digital Project Management Software Streamlines Custom Home Building
Today's builders face increasing demands from clients who expect efficiency, transparency, and high-quality results, all delivered on tight deadlines. To meet these expectations, construction professionals like Rory Schmier are turning to digital platforms that help manage every stage of the project. 
Fischer Homes on the Future of Personalized Home Design
Fischer Homes understands that today's prospective homeowners are looking for more than standard designs. As a leading homebuilder, Fischer Homes knows that modern buyers want spaces that reflect their unique lifestyles, priorities, and aesthetic preferences. 
Architecture's Response to the Seven Million Homes Shortage
Instead of chasing profit alone, Leonardo Rico Florez shows how buildings can be designed to create dignity, community, and long-term value. 
Historic Ancient Roman Ruins in Baalbek Remain Strong After Israeli Air Strikes; Locals Seek Cultural Protection
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have threatened Baalbek’s ancient Roman ruins, prompting urgent calls for UNESCO protection amid ongoing conflict. 
5 Religious Architecture Sites to Visit
Whether you're celebrating All Saints Day or not, these 5 religious architecture sites are must to visit. 
Ethiopia's Africa Hall in Addis Ababa Restored Through a Modern Architectural Lens
Africa Hall from Ethiopia is now open to the public, with a new modern look and additional artworks, after a restoration project by top architects and the United Nations. 
Archaeologists Found Lost Temple of Nabatean God from 2,000 Years Ago in Italy
Archaeologists discovered a unique a 2,000-year old Nabatean temple off Puzzuoli, Italy, where the ancient civilizations had a lucrative trade business. 
Notre Dame Set to Reopen in December with Proposed $5.30 Entry Fee for Heritage Preservation
Notre Dame is set to reopen this year with a proposed $5.30 entrance fee, a plan that has sparked debate between the French government and the Catholic Church regarding legal and cultural implications. 
Iconic New York Vessel Reopens to Visitors with New Security Features After Tragic Suicide Cases
New York's iconic Vessel in Hudson Yards has reopened with enhanced safety features, including steel mesh nets and restricted access to higher levels, to prevent further suicide incidents. 
What Does Feng Shui Say About Your Staircase? + How to Balance Life Energy
If you want to balance life energy flowing throughout your home, start at what Feng Shui say about your staircase first here: 
Dubai to Build an Ultra-Narrow Skyscraper with Only One Apartment Per Floor at $4.9 Million Each
Dubai will build Muraba Veil by December 2028, a unique 1,247-foot-tall skyscraper that is only 74 feet wide, featuring 131 luxury apartments and high-end amenities, with prices starting at $4.9 million. 
Crawl Space in Houses: What is It and its Purposes?
Dismissed and often removed, crawl spaces can be beneficial to your living area—here's what it is and its purposes. 
Ancient Roman Forum Discovered in Spain with Evidence of Christian Iconography and Water Rituals
Spanish archaeologists have discovered the ancient Roman forum known as the "Ocuri" in Ubrique, Cádiz, confirming a long-held theory about its significance in the Roman Empire. 
Abu Dhabi to Add Second Giant Sphere Worth $2.3B, Following Las Vegas Success
Sphere Entertainment is expanding its massive digital art venue to Abu Dhabi in partnership with the Department of Culture and Tourism, aiming to replicate the success of its $2.3 billion Las Vegas location. 
UC Berkeley Urban Design Students Collaborate with Communities to Reimagine California’s Future
UC Berkeley’s Master of Urban Design students collaborate with communities to reimagine California’s future, focusing on sustainable and community-centered urban development. 
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