By: Kenenza Woosnam | ArchUPH 2021 As Peter Zumthor describes, architectural atmospheres are not just physical spaces but also emotional and experiential realms that profoundly influence our perception and behavior within them. Departing from this understanding, our focus shifts to transforming offices from mere workspaces into vibrant hubs of life and culture, where creativity thrives […]
By : Ricky Fernando | ArchUPH21 Many people think that greening is a direct solution to pollution problems. For them, this is the most effective way to address the pollution issue, even though in fact there are many other methods that could be considered more ‘optimal’. This stereotype is even reflected in an ambitious architectural
By : Vivia Alysia Yang | ArchUPH 2021 Architecture as a movement is one of the goals of The Tokyo Toilet. The project aims to omit the stigma that most public toilets are dirty, dark, smelly, not inclusive of people with disabilities, and difficult to find. The Tokyo Toilet wants to create public toilets that
