Building Methods

In the heart of China’s Zhejiang province, a unique phenomenon is unfolding that could reshape how we approach the conservation and utilization of traditional architecture. Villagers are taking matters into their own hands, spontaneously repairing th

In the heart of Taipei, the removal of the Heping-Hsinsheng Pedestrian Overpass has become a lens through which researchers are examining the complex interplay of urban mobility, postcoloniality, and the built environment. Francis Chia Hui Lin, a res

In the heart of China’s rapid urbanization, a pressing question emerges: how can older adults age comfortably and safely in their own homes? A recent study led by Siqi Yang from Sichuan University delves into this issue, offering insights that could

In the ever-evolving landscape of public art museums in Japan, a groundbreaking study led by Yunfei Xie from Waseda University is shedding new light on how these cultural institutions are adapting to meet the changing demands of society. Published in

In the quest to optimize work environments, a groundbreaking study has emerged, shedding light on how visual openness can significantly impact creativity and engagement. Led by Ju Eun Cho of Hanyang University, this research delves into the intricate

In a significant stride toward industrial-scale diamond wafer production, researchers have unveiled innovative methods for growing and polishing chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond wafers exceeding 10 inches in diameter. This breakthrough, detail

In the heart of China, where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of village public cultural spaces. Jing Zhang, a researcher from Xi’an Technological University, has delved into the intric

In the quest to revitalize provincial cities and bridge regional disparities, a groundbreaking study led by Youngin Song from Korea University has shed light on the intricate relationship between neighborhood environments and individual travel patter

In the heart of Swansea, Wales, a groundbreaking study led by Xiao Feng at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David is revolutionizing how we understand and design landscape spaces. Feng’s research, published in the *Journal of Asian Architecture

In the heart of China’s ancient towns, a quiet revolution is underway, one that could redefine how we think about public spaces and user engagement. At the forefront of this transformation is Ying Liu, a researcher from Wuhan University of Technology