4 Stunning Examples of Eco-Friendly Hotels

An estimated market value of USD 1 trillion in 2022 and expected to jump to a whopping USD 8.4 trillion by 2032, millions of travelers are losing interest in resort tourism and favor smaller, eco-friendly establishments.
“First, Do No Harm”: How Sustainable Hospitals Can Elevate Public Health

A sustainable hospital is also known as a “green hospital”. The concept grew considerably in the last decades in healthcare to counter the conundrum of public health vs. the environment.
Hotelification, a Raging Trend in Workspace Design

Among the most innovative trends shaping office design is the concept of hotelification. It is revolutionizing how we conceive the workplace.
How Security Professionals Can Stand Out in a Narrower Market

At the 2024 World Economic Forum, a global shortage of cybersecurity professionals took center stage. The latest WEF white paper on the topic, Strategic Cybersecurity Talent Framework, calls for the mobilization of millions of skilled workers to protect the digital world. According to the report, there is an immediate need for four million cybersecurity professionals worldwide.
5 Iconic Roles of Doors in Science Fiction

Doors serve a dual purpose in architecture, blending function and form. But in literature—and particularly in science fiction—they take on deeper symbolic meaning.
Catastrophic Wildfires: Can Technology Anticipate and Prevent Them?

When a natural disaster occurs, the recurring question is: “Could it have been avoided?” Technology plays a crucial role in our response.
The Symbolism of Dogs in Architectural Practices: More Than Just a Pet

More and more practices are proudly introducing their “Barkitects” (yes, that’s a thing now!). These furry team members serve as unofficial well-being ambassadors, bringing warmth and balance to a fast-paced industry.
Cheonggyecheon: How a Reclaimed River Brought Life to Seoul

South Korea’s story is one of phenomenal economic growth and rapid urbanization. Following the devastating Korean War between 1950 and 1953, in just a few short decades, Seoul transformed from a war-torn city into a bustling megacity, as South Korea flourished as a global leader in technology and innovation.