Marina Marušić
“Just enough” is the point where something truly works—without excess, but without lack. It’s a balance between need and measure, where nothing is added
Mateja Logonder
Just right, or enough in interior design, is when you satisfy the needs of the space and the client at the same time, when the
Margareta Spajić
Simplicity in the logic of the sacred geometry.Beauty like the expression of the Divine.Sustainability in the use of construction and materials.Margareta Spajić, ArchitectStudio GRRR, Croatia
Open House Slovenia Architecture Festival
“All Measures of Architecture”17–19 April 2026The Open House Slovenia Architecture Festival (OHS) will open the doors of high-quality Slovenian architecture across the country for the
Sanja Ljubić
Today’s technology allows us to walk around all the cities and towns of our world. Amazed, but also confused, young and future architects reach
Zdenko Tonković
The answer lies in the traces of the thinking and practice of P. L. Nervi and B. Fuller and derivatives of the thinking of
Xhejlan Bruti
Just enough is when space allows us to breathe and feel at ease, without noise or excess. It is a quiet balance between function,
Irena Miljevic Djosovic
When there is noise all around you, you must find peace within yourself. Architecture must be freed from everything that is excessive. It should
Architecture Shouldn’t Feel Like a Funeral: A Talk with Mjölk Architects
In a profession often weighed down by solemnity and convention, Czech architecture studio Mjölk is a rare force of lightness, spontaneity, and social
Marko Dabrović of 3LHD Joins BIG SEE AI Debate: On Tools, Language, and the Future of Architectural Intelligence
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Interview with Konrad Buhagiar, one of the directors of AP Valletta
Buildings that are designed to be beautiful, are admired and cared for, and so they will last longer At the European Architecture
Interview with Ken Marquardt, founder of the Fondazione Canova
I like to keep things simple, which is perhaps the most complicated thing one can do in this world today I met
Shicong Cao: Pioneering AI and Empathy in the Future of Architecture and Urban Design
Shicong Cao is an architect, engineer, and AI enthusiast working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the built environment. A licensed architect
AI and Architecture: A Conversation with Pál Mészáros on Innovation, Creativity, and the Future of Design
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An Interview with Melike Altınışık: The Evolution of the Architectural Design Process and the Mind-Body Problem in AI
Award-winning architect Melike Altınışık leads MAA, an international practice with offices in Istanbul and Seoul, dedicated to innovative architecture, urbanism, and design. Recognized
We can’t predict the future. Our solution is to create it.
Jens Martin Skibsted (1970) is the founder and executive of several international award-winning design businesses, and also design magazine Ogojiii about innovation in Africa.
