Election ambiguity may be beneficial in the short term, but in the long term it’s corrosive
As the results of the US election began to arrive, political junkies tried their best to make sense of what was happening. But…
Author: Rolf Maass
Reading Architecture: Architectural Guide Sub-Saharan Africa A book review with Philipp Meuser and Adil Dalbai
What does the built environment of Africa look like beyond slum huts or safari lodges? What characterizes the building activity on the continent…
Transformation of a major industrial heritage in Varvsstaden
Kjellander Sjöberg has been commissioned by Varvsstaden AB to transform one of the major examples of industrial heritage in Malmö – Gjuteriet. In…
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao: curators and artists discuss about art
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is presenting the #GuggenheimBilbaoInsights project, the new series of videos led by the Museum’s curatorial department, where the curators talk with…
It takes a village: The new heart of the Johns Hopkins University campus
Johns Hopkins University selects BIG to rejuvenate the social experience for students. The design for Hopkins Student Center, or ‘The Village’, is an…
Seven different “disease forms” identified in mild COVID-19 MedUni Vienna study provides new insights for a better understanding of the disease - and possible biomarkers for vaccine development
In a study recently published in the top journal “Allergy”, a team of MedUni Vienna scientists led by immunologist Winfried F. Pickl and…
Physical activity reduces cancer risk Morning exercise potentially has greatest protective effect
Disruption to our circadian rhythms due to a mismatch between environmental influences, such as exposure to light or mealtimes, and our internal 24-hour…
Why Tesla Builds Factories Three Times Faster and What Sets Elon Musk Apart From Other Corporate Leaders
The price of Tesla shares has risen by 869% within a year, while the competition has reported losses. A new infographic from Block-Builders.de…