Introduction Greece is a land of ancient civilization that has heavily influenced other cultures around the world. The most iconic symbols of this civilization are the Greek pillars, which have become a recognizable architectural style. Greek architecture has played a significant role in shaping the western architectural tradition, emphasizing beauty, balance, and proportionality. Understanding Greek […]

Aluminium Cladding: A Guide to Understanding its Uses and Benefits Aluminium cladding is a popular form of exterior cladding used on many buildings around the world. It is a durable and lightweight material that is perfect for both residential and commercial properties. This guide delves into the uses and benefits of aluminium cladding. What is […]

What is a Bed and Breakfast? A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is a type of accommodation that offers guests a personalized experience in a home-like setting. They usually have fewer rooms than a hotel, and the owners often live on-site. B&Bs typically serve breakfast each morning and may offer additional meals or snacks throughout the […]

The Life and Works of Frank Lloyd Wright Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the most renowned architects of the 20th century, known for his organic architectural style that sought to blend buildings with their natural surroundings. He designed more than 1,000 structures during his lifetime, including homes, offices, and public buildings, many of which […]

Introduction Frank Lloyd Wright is considered one of the most important figures in modern American architecture. However, his impact extends beyond buildings, as he also designed furniture, stained glass windows, and other decorative elements. One of his most iconic designs is the Frank Lloyd Wright Clock, which has stood the test of time as a […]

Introduction Frank Lloyd Wright was a famous American architect known for his unique architectural designs and ideas. His work has been a subject of interest for many people, especially those in the field of architecture. One of the ways people explore his work is through puzzles. In this blog post, we will explore how Frank […]

Introduction One Illinois Center is a towering structure located in the heart of Chicago's bustling Loop area. The skyscraper, built in 1970, spans 1.5 million square feet and stands 634 feet tall. It is considered to be an iconic landmark in Chicago, and both locals and visitors flock to it to admire its unique architecture […]

Sierra Towers stands as one of LA's premier high-rise condominium buildings, situated off Sunset Strip on Doheny Road and offering unmatched views of ocean, Hollywood Hills mountains, and downtown skyline. Over the years, this 31-story condo skyscraper has attracted many celebrity residents. Designed by Jack A. Charney - who trained under modern architects Richard Neutra […]

One of the best activities to do alone in Chicago is taking a tour of Lincoln Park Conservatory and Lily Pool with an expert guide who can show you all of its natural treasures. Visit Morton Arboretum and experience it first-hand by taking a tram tour. Here, you can ride through and learn all about […]

Humboldt Park holds a special place in the hearts of Chicago's Puerto Rican community. This neighborhood hosts numerous festivals, while its historic buildings, which can be rented through Chicago Park District rentals, serve as ideal settings for weddings and other family celebrations. Jensen initially did not favor his Sunken Rose Garden project for West Park […]

The American Medical Association will move its Chicago headquarters in 2013 into a 52-story building designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and known as IBM Plaza; when their move takes effect, this space will become known as AMA Plaza. AMA Plaza stands out as an environmental leader. In 2014, they received the Chicago Green […]

These iconic corn cob-shaped towers are beloved among both tourists and locals, having even graced the cover of Sly and the Family Stone's 1971 album There's a Riot Goin' On. Bertrand Goldberg proposed his complex in 1959 as an attempt to mitigate Chicago's urban exodus, providing two residential high-rises (with roof decks), hotels, offices, theaters, […]