Revitalization is a transformative process that promotes urban development and mitigates many challenges faced by cities. It rejuvenates city centres and safeguards historical heritage. In some instances, such as Katowice’s Dworcowa Quarter, the impact of revitalization extends far beyond simply restoring the splendour of historic buildings.

Artemis Interior developed this concept in collaboration with RVAD Studio, an award-winning architecture firm based in Tehran, Iran. The brief was to create a modular, sustainable house for the hot climate of Dubai. We integrated historic features of architecture in the region, specifically utilizing the iconic ‘windcatcher’ and courtyard system to create a self-ventilating design, reducing the need for modern air conditioning.

Single wide manufactured homes are gaining popularity among families due to many factors. These homes offer families the chance to own a beautiful and comfortable home without breaking the bank. So, if you're looking for the perfect family home that offers all these benefits and more, consider choosing a single wide manufactured home.

Metal is at the core of several industries, making skyscrapers and jumbo jets possible. Check out our Architecture content to find new and creative uses for metal in buildings today!

Open floor plan homes are getting more popular because they are beautiful and practical. They help families spend more time together easily.

Picking a skilled solar PV installer for your home is super smart. They know all the details, use high-quality stuff, make a custom plan, and handle all the permits. This means less stress for you and a better solar system that works great.

Architecture photography is a fascinating blend of art and science, capturing the essence of man-made structures through the lens. Whether you're snapping pictures of ancient cathedrals, modern skyscrapers, or charming townhouses, the goal is to convey the aesthetic and functional qualities of the architecture.

A minimalistic house in Bengaluru designed around the two African tulip trees fosters a deep sense of belonging for its dwellers. Nestled within the urban fabric of Koramangala, Bengaluru, the residence is designed to accommodate a family of four.