Smart Safety First (Part 1): How Predictive Analysis Helps To Reduce Workplace Accidents
Construction is one of the largest industrial sectors, where safety and occupational risk prevention remain paramount concerns. Despite rigorous efforts to ensure workplace safety, too many fatalities and injuries still occur annually.
The Gruen Effect: 5 Examples of How Architects Use Space to Influence People
The Gruen effect describes a psychological phenomenon where people, when immersed in a meticulously designed environment, lose their spatial or temporal orientation and become more receptive to external stimuli.
Senior-friendly Airports: Enhancing Accessibility for Older Travelers
The rising trend of air travel among the elderly prompts vital considerations regarding their compatibility with airport facilities.
How Cloud Access as a Service Accelerates Zero Trust Security Adoption
Modern organizations require a new security model that effectively responds to the complexity of current threats, facilitates hybrid work, and safeguards data, applications, devices, and personnel, regardless of their location. The adoption of cloud-based access control solutions (ACaaS) marks the beginning of this transformation.
How TV Shows Altered Our Homes
On a global scale, television remains a dominant force, captivating audiences for an average of three hours a day. Few cultural products possess the same subtle power to influence societies as hit sitcoms and series. And they offer a constant stream of visually captivating environments.
Balkrishna Doshi and Le Corbusier: A Collaboration That Changed Architecture
When the young architect Balkrishna Doshi, deeply attuned to Indian sensibilities and climate, collaborated with Le Corbusier, the leading force behind brutalist architecture, they bridged Eastern traditions and Western modernism, creating a landmark moment in architectural history.
