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"Is Architectural Photography is a Lie? (Here's What They're Hiding)"
Architectural photography often presents buildings as flawless works of art, perfectly lit and framed. But this polished image hides a different reality. The truth is that architectural photography can be misleading, shaping how we perceive spaces and structures in ways that don’t always match real life.
Dennis Asis
Nov 173 min read
Uncovering the Hidden Fire Risks of Your Garden's Outdoor Lighting Wiring
Outdoor lighting adds charm and safety to gardens, but beneath the surface, hidden dangers may lurk. Faulty or poorly installed outdoor lighting wiring can create a serious fire hazard, sometimes costing homeowners thousands of dollars in damage. Understanding these risks and how to prevent them is essential for anyone who enjoys a well-lit garden.
Dennis Asis
Nov 173 min read
The Accessibility Design is a Lie?: Do 'ADA-Compliant' Buildings Still Exclude Millions?
Accessibility in buildings is often equated with meeting the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Many assume that if a building is labeled "ADA-compliant," it fully serves the needs of people with disabilities. Does this overlooks significant gaps that leave millions excluded from truly accessible environments? Do ADA compliance often represents a minimum legal standard rather than a comprehensive solution?
Dennis Asis
Nov 143 min read
These Ancient Buildings Shouldn't Exist. But They Do
A majestic view of intricately designed ancient stone architecture, characterized by its multiple levels and rectangular windows, set against a clear blue sky. Ancient buildings often leave us puzzled because they seem to defy the laws of physics as we understand them today. These structures stand strong despite lacking modern materials and technology. Their design and construction reveal engineering skills that remain mysterious and impressive. Exploring these marvels helps
Dennis Asis
Nov 133 min read
Uncovering the Military Technology Embedded in Urban Design
Cities often appear as collections of modern buildings, parks, and streets designed purely for civilian life. Yet, many urban structures carry hidden features inspired by military technology. These elements were originally intended for defense, surveillance, or protection but have since blended into everyday architecture. Exploring these features reveals a fascinating layer of history and design that shapes how cities function today.
Dennis Asis
Nov 123 min read
The Passive House design Trap: Are We Sacrificing Health for Efficiency?
Passive houses promise remarkable energy efficiency and lower utility bills. They use airtight construction, thick insulation, and controlled ventilation to reduce heating and cooling needs. Yet, beneath these benefits lies a growing concern: are we sacrificing indoor air quality and occupant health for energy savings?
Passive houses rely heavily on mechanical ventilation systems to maintain air circulation. When these systems work well, they can provide fresh air without
Dennis Asis
Nov 113 min read
"Architectural School is Broken?: Does Education is Creating Unemployable Graduates?" architecture education crisis
Architects and engineers gather under a striking architectural feature, exploring a modern urban development with sleek, curving structures and high-rise buildings in the background. Architecture is more than just buildings; it’s about shaping environments for livability and sustainability. As the need for innovative design solutions rises globally, architecture graduates face an unsettling reality. Many struggle to find jobs in their field. This blog post dives into the reas
Dennis Asis
Nov 103 min read
The Truth Behind Drought-Tolerant water conservation landscaping and Its Hidden Needs
Drought-tolerant landscaping is an attractive water conservation landscaping option for homeowners aiming to save water while creating vibrant gardens. However, there’s an unexpected reality: many drought-tolerant plants still need a good amount of water, especially when they are first planted. This blog post will uncover the irrigation needs behind drought-tolerant landscaping and what it truly means for your garden.
Dennis Asis
Nov 93 min read
Exploring Philippine Housing Policies Institutions and Future Trends
Access to affordable and adequate housing remains a critical challenge in the Philippines. Rapid urbanization, population growth, and economic shifts have put pressure on housing demand, prompting the government and various institutions to develop policies aimed at addressing these issues. Understanding the current housing policies, the roles of key institutions, and emerging trends can help stakeholders and citizens navigate the housing landscape more effectively. Key Philip
Dennis Asis
Nov 73 min read
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