May
15
Garden City and City Beautiful Movement Theory
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There are two theory described here about urban design and urban planning, those are the garden city movement and the city beautiful movement.
The Garden City Movement and a Scientific Approach
In his influential book Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path to Social Reform (1898), Ebenezer Howard, an English parliamentary stenographer, showed how workable and livable towns could be formed within the capitalist framework. Read more
May
15
Who (Really) Needs an Architect?
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I wrote this article casually as the idea popped into my head during a very casual talk with a former college mate of mine.
No, this article does not mean that I am unemployed and in desperate need of a job. The title simply tries to convey the question of: “who in society really needs an architect’s services?” Some of you might answer “high-paying clients, of course!”, others might be less picky and accept any job opportunity that comes along. Read more
May
12
Anyone familiar with
Apr
28
There are so many sayings about roads; “There are many roads that lead to
Apr
18
Venetian Canals; Veins of a City
Filed Under architect journey, architecture, public space, urban design | 5 Comments
Among all touristy places in
