Rudolf Wittkower’s Architectural Principles in the Age of Humanism explores how Renaissance architects like Alberti, Bramante, and Palladio used proportion, geometry, and philosophy to shape their designs. It reveals the deeper intellectual foundations of their work, making it an essential read for understanding the fusion of theory and practice in Renaissance architecture.

This blog shares a personal journey into the topic of informality, beginning with the challenges of navigating life in Cairo and evolving into an academic exploration during a master’s program in Germany.

This article explores my personal experience of interesting moments and arguments between a building and its surrounding Urban fabric

Join me on this interesting journey as we explore the Italian city of Siena and its iconic Piazza del Campo through careful observation and a sense of wonder. This blog post will combine my firsthand experiences with research to address questions that emerged during my visit.

From Lines to Insights: Exploring The Benefits of Urban Sketching In this Blog Post, exploring the personal benefits and experience of urban sketching as an architect and how it has enhanced my understanding of the built environment.

Sketching has played a pivotal role in shaping my artistic progression, acting as a catalyst for growth and development. Through the act of sketching, I have honed my skills, deepened my understanding of art, and expanded my creative horizons.