Deep Dive into the World of Architecture | Page 3


Gothic Architecture
The Gothic style in architecture emerged in the Middle Ages and marked a new stage in the development of European architecture. Its name derives from the Italian word "gotica," used in the Renaissance to derogatorily refer to everything medieval. However, Gothic cathedrals continue to awe with their grandeur and beauty. Origins of the Gothic Style Gothic style originated in France in the 12th century
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Greek and Roman Architecture
The architecture of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome is rightfully considered the cradle of European civilization. It was in these countries that many architectural orders originated and developed, which subsequently became models for imitation in classical architecture of different eras. «Architecture is frozen music. The architecture of antiquity created the melody that humanity has been listening to for more than two millennia
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Ancient Egyptian Architecture
The architecture of Ancient Egypt is rightfully considered one of the greatest architectural traditions in the world. Egyptian architects created structures of amazing beauty and scale, many of which have survived to this day
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Mixed-Use Buildings
In modern urban planning, the concept of mixed-use buildings is gaining increasing popularity. This approach combines different functions in one building or complex - housing, offices, shops, entertainment
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Carbon Accounting and Retrofit in Architectural Planning
Climate change is one of the most acute global problems of our time. Anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases, primarily CO2, lead to an increase in the planet's temperature with all the ensuing negative consequences
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Using Biomaterials in Architectural Planning
In recent years, architects and designers increasingly turn to the use of biomaterials in building and structure design. This approach makes architecture more environmentally friendly and sustainable. The growing demand is stimulating the development of new biomaterials suitable for construction. Definition of Biomaterials Biomaterials are building materials derived from renewable biological resources
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Trends in Modern Prefabricated Construction
In this article, we will explore the modern trends in the field of prefabricated construction. Modern prefabricated homes possess a unique "wow factor" and are designed with comfort and convenience for individuals with limited physical abilities in mind
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Several new aspects of the Bauhaus school
Several New Aspects of the Bauhaus School for Modern Interior Design The Bauhaus Archive in Berlin, which houses the world's largest collection related to the history of this architectural school, celebrated its centenary in 2019. For this significant event, the archive presented 100 new objects. Modern Bauhaus-style furniture for homes and offices has acquired new features today while preserving the main principles of Bauhaus
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«Golden Gate» in Kyiv Makes the Top of the World's Most Beautiful Subway Stations
In honor of the opening of Fulton Center in New York, the renowned publication The Guardian compiled a list of the most impressive and beautiful metro stations of world-class quality. Among them, a special place is occupied by the unique Golden Gate metro station in Kyiv. The publication emphasized that metro systems are often associated with pollution and disorder
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The Art of Building Facade Lighting
In today's world, architecture and lighting are inseparably linked, transforming buildings from merely functional structures into works of art. Building facade lighting has become a vital part of urban design, highlighting the beauty and uniqueness of architectural forms
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Ancient Ukrainian Architecture in the Czech Republic
While traveling through the Czech lands, it's impossible not to notice Ukrainian architectural landmarks. These neat wooden structures are mostly located on natural hills and impress with their exquisite carvings and the perfect proportions of their domes and bell towers. These are monuments of Ukrainian folk sacred architecture in the Czech Republic, which are included in the national register and are under state protection
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