Exceptional Children's Foundation’s Post

Putting Human experience first in any design decision doesn’t seem that daft.. I personally loved this discussion, it reminded me why I choose architecture and construction as a career choice.. #architecture #construction

It’s so beautiful how masonry and creativity bring up texture and outstanding design!

Revitalization of Traditional Techniques: A Closer Look at Contemporary Indigenous Architecture - https://lnkd.in/g-ar-KCx #indigenousarchitecture #architecture #sustainableconstruction

We’re thrilled to share our latest blog post, "Exploring the 15 most influential architects of the last century." 🖊️🔍 Dive into the world of architecture as we celebrate the brilliance of these visionary minds who have shaped our built environment over the past 100 years. From the iconic designs of Sir Christopher Wren, with the iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, this blog post takes you on a journey through the ground breaking works of 15 renowned architects, both from the UK and around the world. 👉 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/enetAqnX Discover how these architects have left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape, inspiring creativity, innovation, and excellence in the field. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an architecture enthusiast, there's something for everyone in this exploration of architectural brilliance. Don't miss out on this fascinating journey through architectural history! ✨ 🏙️ #Architecture #Innovation #DesignExcellence #ArchitecturalLegacy #LinkedInPost

“A brilliant design will always benefit from the input of others.” -Quote by Zaha Hadid, the groundbreaking Iraqi-born British architect, revolutionized contemporary architecture with her fluid and dynamic designs and became the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. If you want to explore more such quotes from some of the greatest design minds of all time Readhttps://lnkd.in/gyhafjck

Check out this upcoming webinar by NSI for architects! The more you know ;)

Volume #12 of the Jamaica Architect magazine from 1975-1976, titled "A Review of Architecture in the Tropics" by guest editor Architect R. Alfonso "Al" Richards. On the cover was the then newly completed McIntyre Lands Housing Development in Kingston. The issue offered insights into tropical architecture within the Caribbean context shedding light on the architectural landscape of the region. #Architecture #JamaicaArchitect #TropicsArchitecture #HistoricalInsights

Recent thoughts about our design for the Hihiaua Cultural Centre and doing more with less as an approach to architecture. You can read more here. https://lnkd.in/g98nrHVX

Fantastic idea and aim. Sad then that Mr Pringle feels he must defend the price tag and justify it “especially in a (recession)”. Which far more than the ‘hefty’ cost im left focusing on and sad even needs mention. As even in the hardest of circumstances if we’re honest, no one from investors to the end customer themselves wants to hear, think or care about a recession. If it’s a great product , if it’s beautiful or it simply works exactly as it should and is of a quality that delivers the value paid for….everyone will buy into it and spend regardless.. exactly the same as they would (apparent) recession or not. A lack of confidence in knowing this is the very reason the recession exists in the first place. 👏 nicely done Mr Pringle & the RIBA, for Investing in confidence.

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