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🚧 **The Power of Collaboration: Philosophers & Architects** 🏛️ In today's rapidly evolving construction industry, the intersection of philosophy and architecture offers profound insights that can transform our built environment. Philosophers challenge us to think deeply about the values and ethics that underpin our designs, ensuring that our structures are not only functional but also meaningful. When architects and philosophers collaborate, we can create spaces that reflect our cultural narratives, promote well-being, and foster community. This partnership encourages innovative thinking, pushing boundaries beyond traditional architectural practices. Let’s embrace this interdisciplinary dialogue to enrich our projects and drive sustainable development! #Architecture #Philosophy #Collaboration #ConstructionIndustry #SustainableDesign #CulturalArchitecture #InnovativeThinking #BuiltEnvironment #EthicalDesign #CommunityBuilding

M.A.W 2025 The inaugural Malaysian Architecture Weeks is here! Tentatively to be held for 3-4 weeks from April-May 2025. This is a traveling exhibition crowdfunded and organized by architects for architects and architectural practitioners to showcase Malaysian architecture through models. 30 offices have expressed interest so far. The exhibition aims to: 1. To showcase Malaysian architecture, highlighting its diverse styles, cultural influences and innovative approaches to local and international audience. 2. To foster dialogues between professionals, practitioners, students and public about Malaysian architecture. 3. To promote exchange with architectural practitioners internationally. Refer to the link at the comment below for more details and registration of interest.

Yesterday, invited by my former student at the School of Architecture and Environmental Studies of Universidad del Diseño, and colleague Vicky Adis, I lectured at the School of Architecture of Universidad Latina. The topic of the talk was "Architecture Here and Now. Theoretical-Critical-Ethical Architectural Thinking," with yet another subtitle: "How should we think and make architecture in Costa Rica?"

Balancing the old and the new! Studies on integrating traditional architecture with modern needs, like in Portugal’s urban centers, show how heritage can inspire adaptive and functional design. How do you blend history with innovation? 🏘️ #HeritageArchitecture #CulturalDesign #Innovation

Architectural Voices Series by Arkitektura Consulting "For the Most Part Things Never Get Bult the Way They Were Drawn" May Lin Timeless Inspiration: Timeless designs by visionary architects continue to inspire us, proving that true brilliance never fades. #ArchitecturalWisdom #TimelessDesign #ArchitecturalInspiration #DesignLegacy #EnduringArchitecture #VisionaryArchitects #BuildingInnovation #ModernCreativity #ArchitecturalGenius #TimelessValue

What are some of the principle similarities between designing urban and architectural spaces and composing stories? 🏛📖 This and more in a fascinating conversation with Howard Evans of Chiles Evans + Care Architects! 💡 Watch the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/er28mxGG

City Icons and Super Architects - perhaps useful as a teaching resource - short blog based on our article (with Amparo Tarazona Vento) on the role of super-rich architects in city remaking and urban experience, just printed over at Platform magazine: https://lnkd.in/ePVND8UR Amparo Tarazona

”If you go back to very old buildings, churches in Europe that are 500 years old, they're sustainable because they're still functional, they're still beautiful, and nobody will ever tear them down. So, this is to build with a certain aesthetic and quality. I think that has to do a lot with sustainability.” Watch this fascinating interview with the renowned architect Peter Pichler. In it, he shares insights about returning to architectural systems that worked over 100 years ago, what it means to be an architect today, what inspires him, and his perspective on architecture in Central and Southeastern Europe. Peter Pichler is the Founder of Peter Pichler Architecture, an award-winning laboratory for architecture based in Milan. He is also a member of the Share Architects Society.

World Architecture Day 2024 highlights urban issues, promotes the construction of more sustainable and equitable cities for everyone. Every year on the first Monday of October, World Architecture Day emphasises architecture's strategic impact in creating our surroundings. Organised by the International Union of Architects (UIA), since 1986, the congress aims to stimulate dialogue on architectural innovation and the accompanying demands faced by today's architects. The theme for this year is “Empowering the Next Generation to Participate in Urban Design,” which calls to embrace urban design that will benefit generations to come. It emphasises the contributions of young architects in creating sustainable, inclusive cities that meet the diverse needs of today's society. #MadamArchitect #WorldArchitectureDay #2024

🔍 Navigate the Crossroads of Global and Local Architecture 🚀 🌟 Explore how the rich tapestry of cultural influences and traditions shape our environments. This article dives deep into the interplay between identity and the surroundings that mold us, shedding light on cities like Montreal where diverse ways of thinking coexist harmoniously. Discover how global influence meets local identity in architectural practice, creating a unique blend of innovation and heritage. 🏗️ Our world is a stage of cultural dialogues, reflected in the architectural wonders that embrace both history and modernity. From preserving traditional materials to engaging with evolving community needs, architects are challenged to honor the past while crafting the future. Dive into the article to see how diversity, open-mindedness, and sensitivity continue to drive meaningful change in the built environment. #CulturalDiversity #ArchitectureInnovation #UrbanDesign #SustainableBuilding