INJ Architects Launches URBEXA: AI, Employment and the Future of Cities
INJ Architects launches URBEXA to explore how AI-related changes in work may pass through household income into housing, property use, and urban planning.
Month: September 2026
The Museum Is Not a Display Box: When Architecture Becomes Culture
A museum is a cultural and recreational experience—and an environmental machine protecting memory from light, humidity, and heat. On artistic sensibility, conservation, Ceilography, and AI.
The Architect Before Agents: Will AI End the Era of the Software Stack?
From the drawing board to CAD, 3D, BIM, and AI agents: why architecture may be unusually prepared for the next software transition—and what it changes for tools, subscriptions, and responsibility.
Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji Honored for His Role in the Indonesian Hajj Affairs Building in Jeddah
Architect Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji, lead architect and consultant for the project, was formally honored with a certificate of appreciation and…
During Climate Week, Why Sustainability Must Be Different in Every City
Climate Week raises an architectural question: why must every city define sustainability through its own climate, resources and patterns of life?
The Cost of a Late Decision: What Happens When Design Changes After Concrete Is Cast?
An analysis of late design changes in major projects, from engineering coordination and variation costs to programme impact and contractual responsibility.
An Early Reading of FAWAKHERJI: Architecture as Evidence by Ibrahim Joharji
Ahead of the publication of FAWAKHERJI: Architecture as Evidence — Power, Memory, and the Human Condition, the INJ Architects editorial…
