Architectural Design & Urban Planning - Architecture is often treated as capital, with buildings viewed as assets and land as investment, prioritizing profit over emotional and social value [2] - Public spaces are shrinking while glass towers are increasing, indicating a shift away from designing for people and towards maximizing property value [3] - Subtle architectural elements, such as narrow sidewalks and benches without backrests, can negatively impact people's experience and sense of belonging [3][4] - The lack of legal requirements for design diversity in some regions, like Korea, leads to monotonous architecture and reduced aesthetic value [8][9] - Korean building regulations, requiring buildings to stand apart by 0.5% of their height for sunlight and fire safety, can create undesirable and impractical spaces [9] Societal Impact of Architecture - The built environment significantly impacts people's well-being, similar to how positive or negative interactions affect living organisms [6][7] - Neglecting the emotional and social aspects of architecture can lead to people feeling ignored and disconnected from their surroundings [6] - Architecture should prioritize inclusion and interaction to maximize happiness within society, rather than focusing solely on financial gain or awards [13] - Historically, Asian architecture often prioritized community service and collaboration over individual recognition, focusing on the architecture's impact [15] - The industry should encourage society to consider the impact of architecture and strive for better buildings that prioritize people's needs and well-being [17]

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I have a daughter which is 16. Celeste is 16 and uh she was doing her homework on history of art and she's clear with me. She said I don't want to become an architect but it's however she was curious enough to to ask me a question on which might be really a good starting point to explain the the architecture.She said she said why in the Greek temples there is always a even number of columns. So I explained to her that if you have a even number of columns you will always have a space in the middle. So you yo ...

RT Western Exile (@westernexile)The Romans built not only to last for all time, but to excel for all time.Almost two thousand years later, the great Pantheon is crowned by what, at 43.30 metres in diameter, is still today the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world! https://t.co/uoXhgelkqK ...

Until a few years ago, Chongqing was largely a trivia answer: the world’s most populous city by some measures, with 32 million people in a South Carolina-sized area.Then viral videos of its impossible architecture changed everything.Read more: https://t.co/RGVGd8yZiR https://t.co/v90DUGcd2r ...

Dubai is already home to the world’s tallest building—the Burj Khalifa—and this fall it will add another record-breaking architectural marvel to its skyline. https://t.co/AbA4OgTd1N ...

WSJ’s House of the Week brings readers to an architectural icon in Westport, Conn. The home has colorful features, like a 150-foot multicolored tile pathway that meanders throughout the house. https://t.co/q3JNj8Wh7E ...

Architectural History & Preservation - Ancient Indian education systems like the Gurukul system emphasized holistic learning, encompassing life skills, moral values, and spiritual development [3] - Nalanda University, established in the 5th century CE, was an international university housing over 10,000 students and 2,000 teachers, attracting scholars from across Asia [6][7] - The decline of Nalanda University occurred around the 12th century due to invasion, resulting in the destruction of its infrastructure and a vast library containing approximately 9 million books [8] - Excavations at sites like Fanigiri reveal intricate stone carvings and architectural elements from the 1st century CE, highlighting the art and culture of the time [15] Restoration & Material Science - Traditional lime mortar, used for thousands of years, is presented as a primary building material, contrasting with the more recent adoption of cement in 1904 in India [21][22][23] - The industry emphasizes the importance of using original materials and techniques in restoration projects to preserve the integrity of age-old structures [21][23] - Initial restoration attempts using cement were unsuccessful, highlighting the need for traditional materials like lime mortar [23] Cultural Significance & Future Implications - Architecture plays a crucial role in preserving culture through art, serving as a reliable means of transferring cultural data to future generations [20] - Forgotten architectural forms represent not only physical structures but also lost systems, languages, values, and ways of learning [24] - Restoring ancient structures and preserving forgotten forms can inspire the present and shape the future by reminding us of past knowledge, design, and education [26]

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