The Italian Renaissance is, perhaps the most famous period in history. In Caprarola, there is building that embodies all that ...

The Korean architect Byoung Soo Cho’s “Nobody Owns the Land” immediately provides this: the 17th-century courtyard is occupied by a surface ... bodies aggregate and use space creates the shapes, ...

Similarly, Domenichino’s “The Virgin with the Unicorn” (1604-1605), found in Palazzo Farnese, features the likeness of Rome’s scandalous beauty Giulia Farnese, the mistress of Rodrigo ...

“You can’t poo-poo it. You can’t downplay it. You have to sit up there and be like, ‘Holy shit, this is a fuck-up of epic proportions. There will be accountability. I will get to the ...

As Eugene Raskin highlights in Architectural Speaking, architecture can consider four types of scale to balance proportion, comfort, and experience, always prioritizing the human perspective.

You can’t downplay it. You have to sit up there and be like, ‘Holy shit. This is a f*** up of epic proportions. There will be accountability. I will get to the bottom of this.'” Portnoy ...