Futuristic Cities to Change the World: Saviors of Civilization or Impossible Utopias?
Are new megacities a viable solution? They are envisioned as eco-sustainable, smart, and technologically advanced cities, self-sufficient safe communities, equipped with all essential services—and even some luxuries. However, while renderings show promise, the actual construction and sustainability of these hyper-ambitious projects are significantly more complex.
Evolving Corporate Security Through the Protection of Corporate Culture
The importance of protecting company culture within a broader security context is becoming increasingly apparent. Traditionally, companies have prioritized protecting ‘tangible’ assets, including people and property, through perimeter security measures like alarms, surveillance, facial recognition, and control systems. Furthermore, investing in cybersecurity is of utmost importance in the 21st century. However, there is more to […]
Eternal Medieval: How Castle Elements Shape Modern Architecture
It all comes back – in history, in fashion, in design, and also in architecture. Even elements and trends from the Middle Ages.
6 Ways Urban Oases Can Improve Our Cities
An urban oasis is a nature-based solution designed to make cities cooler, cleaner, and more manageable in the face of climate change.
These 5 Construction Robot Types Are the Future of Automation on Site
Robotics is already transforming all kinds of sectors, but its effects are especially impactful in areas like construction, characterized by repetitive tasks, inefficient processes, and the handling and movement of large amounts of heavy materials, often on hostile surface.
Will Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia Finally Be Completed in 2026?
Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Familia is nearing its 144th year of construction. The global community awaits its completion in 2026, coinciding with the centennial of architect Antoni Gaudí’s death. Sagrada Familia has endured myriad challenges as complex and intricate as its soaring spires and detailed façades. Gaudí knew his ambitious plans would mean the project’s timeline […]
