Author name: Riley Carter

Rethinking Structural Efficiency in the Age of Sustainability Sustainability in structural design is no longer optional—it is essential. As climate […]

Light is a building material as much as steel, glass, or concrete. It defines space, influences mood, and—perhaps most importantly—affects

Innovations Shaping the Future of Residential Building The construction industry stands at a pivotal moment, driven by the necessity to

The building envelope thermal insulation is one of the most critical elements in achieving energy-efficient, comfortable, and sustainable buildings. Acting

Hagia Sophia — or Ayasofya, as it is known in Turkish — stands at the heart of Istanbul as one

A Holistic Blueprint for the Future Why Sustainable Housing Design Matters Now Sustainable housing design is no longer just a

The 2021 International Residential Code (IRC) marks a turning point in the treatment of alternative construction methods. Historically, the IRC

For years, I’ve had a growing urge to step beyond the page and into something more immediate—something that feels like

As global cities grapple with housing shortages and climate challenges, a compelling solution is emerging at the intersection of sustainability,

Passive design in architecture represents a transformative approach to building design, one that seeks harmony between the built environment and