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Human-Centric Design Critical for Data Centre Operations, Resilience | The Economic Times, 20 aug 2026
Course design for a new age | Times Higher Education, 20 aug 2026
uncovering furniture and interior concepts that prioritize identity over uniformity | Designboom, 20 aug 2026
Creating innovations that scale across borders | MIT News, 19 aug 2026
Crossing Grounds: Art, Design, & Technology | ArchDaily, 19 aug 2026
Human-centric washroom design starts with the senses | The Architect's Paper, 19 aug 2026
Email Design Trends for 2026 | Designmodo, 18 aug 2026
Researcher is trying to save biodiverse landscapes, one unkempt garden at a time | Phys.org, 17 aug 2026
Why every web page now needs to work like a homepage | Creative Bloq, 01 aug 2026
Why Fashion Design Is One of the Most Future-Proof Creative Careers in India Right Now? | ThePrint, 28 jul 2026
How Web Design Creates Competitive Advantage In High-Stakes B2B | Forbes, 11 may 2026
Advancements in sustainable textiles: electrospinning through the lens of textile design | Frontiers, 04 may 2026
April 2026
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 23 apr 2026
Architectural concepts and practice has been continuously evolving and shifting based on various factors such as human needs, aesthetics, style, environment, materials, technology etc. Functionality of modernism and symbolism of postmodernism in achitecture thrived in the past based on the known and suitable conditions. The weather was predictable and materials were available for creative play. But, as the uncertainties of the present are visible and future is unknown, architecture has to imbibe adaptation as the key concept. Sustainability and green architecture are a necessity. Survival is the keyword along with constraints, crisis, resource scarcity and climate volatility. Key ideas to go into the future include - Building in an Age of Scarcity (From traditional materials and synthetic materials to recycled, recyclable, reusable and natural materials); The End of the Myth of Progress (From building faster and more to adaptive need-based and sustainable that fits the current scenario); The City as Climate Apparatus (City is imagined as a climactic instrument with depaving, green roofs and facades, light-colored and permeable materials, rainwater harvesting. Shift from controlling to working with the environment); Performance-Driven Architecture (Shift in architect's role as sole generator to a curator of parameters working with algorithms, simulations, and iterative systems that evolve design based on environmental criteria); Earth Printed and Reimagined (Additive manufacturing and 3D printing with innovative materials that are climate responsive); Designing for Extremes (Architecture for survival that adapts to local climatic threats such as rising sea level at coastal regions, fire-prone and wildfire areas etc); Beyond Sustainability: Toward Regeneration (Creating positive feedback loops socially, ecologically, and spacially to regenerate); Architecture as Continuity (Shift in architect's role from authorship to stewardship. Architecture for sustaining life). Read on...
Parametric Architecture:
The Architecture of Survival is Designing for an Age of Collapse
Author:
Priyanshi Shah
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