When Does Architectural Design Become Economically Unviable?
Economic viability depends on the purpose of the building and its costs over time. A low initial price or an impressive façade cannot settle the question.
Author: INJ Executive Office Team
The INJ Executive Office serves as the primary authority for strategic and technical decisions within the practice. The office is responsible for upholding rigorous 'Quality' and 'Sustainability' benchmarks and overseeing the integration of the firm’s multidisciplinary paths—from institutional architecture to fine arts and object design.
How Scenography Changed Architecture
Scenography, in general, is an outstanding practice of art that gives artists the ability to freely express several perspectives. It…
Medieval Buildings as Solutions For Architectural Design
Medieval buildings appeared as modern architectural design solutions on the scene since an earlier time, but some architects considered them…
Modern Villa Design Starts with the Site and Family Life
A modern villa is shaped by its site and the people who will use it. Planning everyday movement, privacy and future needs provides a firmer basis than choosing a façade first.
What Makes a Successful Architectural Design? Five Tests
A successful design needs evidence beyond the presentation image. Five tests connect the client’s brief to everyday use and performance.
Furnishing a Double-Height Room: Keeping a Human Scale
A tall room is experienced from a chair as well as from the entrance. Furniture, materials and light can establish a comfortable scale while preserving the openness of the architecture.
Architectural Design Basics for Hotels: All the basics
Hotels are the actual foundation of the tourism industry. Any destination can offer fabulous views and the most intriguing adventures….
Mall projects: the Architectural Impact due the Pandemics & Role of the Architect in developing it
Shopping malls are indoor shopping centers that provide an excellent ambiance to the people who love shopping, food, and entertainment….
Safety Applications in Architectural Sites & How to Ensure the Safety of Construction Sites?
Safety of construction site is one of the most neglected facts during a construction project. In many workstations, mishaps are…
How to Design a Modern and Distinctive Restaurant Kiosk
A restaurant booth (also known as a food kiosk/booth) is simply a small business with the purpose of preparing various…
Architect vs Engineer: Who Designs What in a Building?
Professional roles become clearer through their deliverables and responsibilities. A guide to architectural design, engineering and coordination.
Choosing Architectural Finishes: Material, Light and Service Life
Finishes shape the way an interior is experienced and maintained. Their selection connects material, light, detail, safety and exposure to the long-term use of the building.
Design Basics for Resort Architects
Generally, a resort incorporates a comprised set of programmatic and physical elements. Once the architect planned the resort structure, he…
Villa Construction Quality: What to Document from Design to Handover
Quality becomes verifiable when design intentions are translated into specifications, inspection points and handover records. A finished surface alone cannot demonstrate what lies behind it.
Designing a Double-Height Living Room: Light, Shading and Maintenance
A double-height living room changes the section of the house as much as its appearance. Its value depends on daylight, comfort, privacy and the practical demands of maintaining a taller space.
