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The UK’s construction and design show returns to Olympia London’s Grand Hall on November 15th & 16th! It offers a unique (...)

The UAE Pavilion is an iconic structure located at the Expo 2020 Dubai site, representing the United Arab Emirates at the (...)

Burkina Faso’s Diébédo Francis Kéré has become the first African and the first Black person to win the Pritzker prize, archit (...)

Global warming started as a buzzword to get people to care about the planet, but there is no hiding from the fact that Earth (...)

VELUX Group invites students of architecture all over the world to participate in the International VELUX Award under the (...)

Cookie-cutter urban designs don’t do justice to cities’ natural biodiversity. Michael Gaida/Pixabay Stuart Connop, University (...)

Women Driving the Passive House Industry is iPHA’s interview series to highlight the remarkable women working in the Passive (...)

Women Driving the Passive House Industry is iPHA’s interview series to highlight the remarkable women working in the Passive (...)

DigiPLACE is a EU-funded project running from September 2019 until May 2021. The project consortium is developing a feasibili (...)

In the research project BIPV meets History we are promoting an architectural award “Solar architecture in heritage contexts” (...)

Designed by and for tropical countries, the RESET standard is almost unique. Created in Costa Rica by the Instituto de Arquit (...)

Located in a small town of 6500 inhabitants, the church of Nianing is one of the most famous in Senegal. This shell-shaped (...)

The 3rd International Conference on “Sustainable Architecture Planning and Urban Design” addresses all the aspects of susta (...)

In more than 4 billion years, Nature has acquired certain know-how in design. So why not apply it to human productions? This (...)

Building bioclimatic infrastructures in Reunion Island and, more generally, in the DROMs and COMs (formerly DOM-TOM) requires (...)

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