All Blog Posts Tagged 'architectural' (37)

Today, is all about dogs, specifically ~ dog house designs. Dog houses allow dogs to have a comfortable living space while keeping your house clean and tidy.

Let’s talk about dogs, it’s a topic that’s guaranteed to bring a smile to everyone’s face.  It’s also a guaranteed conversation starter.  Just mention you have a dog and immediately everyone wants to know what breed, age, sex, and…

Welcome anyone who have interest in architectural renderings look through our new website http://www.frontop.com. Many …

When you find a place of peace and tranquility, my initial instinct would be to leave it alone. Although this isn't an exciting prospect from an architectural point of view, I think architectural interventions can have a detrimental effect on some of these places. This…

In order to understand any project takes a bit of self introspection. Since architecture is a somewhat subjective art, you can't expect someone to understand it if that person can't also internalize it. One of the first thinks I look to when I observe a project is the title. A title…

Nowadays, real estate has a close relationship with architectural rendering and architectural walkthrough. Such 3d architectural visualization can vividly illustrate the future architecture and help improve sales.

Recently, our company Frontop Digital Technology Co, Ltd has successfully made Arch Wall…

Architectural renderings for a project.…

Environmental house appears when human beings appear, just as a man named BRAIN has said (not original remarks), when man first walked the earth, they lived in cave and underground houses which provided safety. It seems that we have come full circle with the implementation of earth homes in today’s society. The ecological benefits are simply undeniable! When I saw the house image, I consider it as the most environmental house. It's earth house designed by Peter Vetsch. It's an amazing design…

How many styles of modern architecture and how to classify? Here I sum up some classification, just in my personal understanding.

By Nation: Chinese style, Japanese style, Singapore style, Englishness, French style, American style, etc.

By Area: continental style, Euramerican style, Mediterranean style, Australian style, African style, Latin America style, etc.

By Type of Architecture: Villa, office building, business architecture, religious building, and other architecture…

Today I surfed on a forum and saw a topic like this "Can anyone point a name of a famous architect known for his work with cool concepts?" The architect I first thought of is Zaha Hadid. She and her works impressed me deeply. I have read some information about her. She said something like this (I cannt remember exactly, but the meaning is similar)-I also don't know what the next building will be like; I continue to try all kinds of media variables, in every design, new invention appears.…

With the development of technology, architectural visualization has been developing well gradually. In 1999, experts who participated in the competitive bidding of China national grand theatre design scheme experienced an interesting thing-Designer part didn't demonstrate the scheme with usual thick design drawings and data file, but broadcasted about 5 minutes' …

It was reported that in order to test insulation of paper, engineer and inventor Ellis Stenman in Massachusetts began to build paper house with waste newspapers in 1922. Surprisingly, besides the wall is made of papers, the furniture inside the architecture is also made of papers. 88 years have past, the house is as solid as it was except some outermost wall papers peeling off. Now the magic paper house has become architecture wonder of advocating environmental protection of life concept and…

November, 2009, big Helsinki area composed by Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Lahti and Kauniainen, 5 cities, was awarded as "World Design Capital". September, 12-16th, 2011, designers of Helsinki held a media preview for the activity of "2012 World Capital-Helsinki" and announced that all activities will be started around the theme of "Open Helsinki-Integrate Design into Life".

Every corner of the world are changing greatly. In the past years, Helsinki was only a remote village. Now,…

I wrote an article a while back titled Every Architect Needs A Hero, which is one of my favorite topics to theorize about. It's not a terribly new idea. I would say it's fairly dated,…

The A-Frame is an interesting typology in architecture. It has a utilitarian foundation, but I've found that its architectural significance has to do more with its symbolism than its utility. Part of the reason I believe…

I remember cutting out topographical models as a student. I really hated it. It seemed like so much work for so little benefit. Looking back on those crude models I realized how useful they really were. Even if they didn't look so great, I was forced to intimately understand the characteristics of…

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I once spoke with a landscape photographer and he pointed out that one problem his students have is that they try to capture too much of the expanse of the landscape. So much that they essentially capture none of it. This came as quite a surprise to me since a landscape is so large…

In most instances, negative space creates the habitable and experiential space in architecture and urban design.  I think the trick is to make the negative space even more interesting than the architectural forms.  This…

Minimalism is a word that runs rampant in architectural discussions. But to be honest, I don't know that many I speak with have a great deal of knowledge about the subject. In architecture, most think of minimalism as having to do with material…

Context in architecture has lost some momentum in recent years. It's a discussion that for some, has just gone on too long. Yet I believe that you can't do away with it completely. This project by HOK, the Salvador Dali Museum, is an…