ARKollective is a sharing platform in the shape of a blog that wants to display the ideas of those who think about architecture, design and how they impact our lives in society.
We also want to write and talk about field experience of designers by sharing the ordeals and excitement of architecture practicing around the world.
The professional world out there is complex and tough. So we believe that by sharing stories and inputs about work life will help others, mostly the young ones in their first steps.
Raising awareness over the existence of abandoned built structures in our cities. They represent disrespect for communities and citizens.
Public stakeholders should find means to solve and unblock those situations which stand in a limbo.
On this episode, we share the experiences of Joao Cruz working in Russia.
Insights and tips for architects travelling for work in the largest country in the world. Check it out!
Check out our third Podcast! An episode dedicated to young architects that might go in the future to develop projects in exciting Egypt.
Listen to the insights and opinions of Claus Spix who as developed as Lead Designer many large scale projects in Cairo.
We hope you enjoy it!
Today we share some ideas around an article we published in arkollective.com about the impact of Coronavirus in Public Spaces and Buildings.
I recommend you to read it also, because it has other insights on the same matter.
The coronavirus is an invisible menace but it is having a visible effect in aspects that relate directly with design and the way we move around the places we share.
It also generated the production of some improvised building solutions and affected the way we use our homes and cities.
We hope you enjoy it!
Hello, my name is Joao Cruz and I welcome you to ARKcollective’s first podcast!!
I am here as one of the founders of ARKollective.com, which looks forward to become a sharing platform for showcasing the ideas and curiosity of those who think about architecture, design and how they impact our lives.