Are you a student attending your first design expo? Here's how you can stand out, even if you don't have impressive credentials. This article mainly covers the architecture profession, but some of the advice applies to other design disciplines such as interior, graphic, animation, and industrial design.

Sometimes, in residential real estate development, the feud between the owner, the architects, and the contractors hosts more drama than the Kardashians.

The egoist who talks nothing but a linear artistic vision, the employee of an alpha-seeking investor-developer; these descriptions suit some architects, but are despised by most. The variety of contributions by the people featured in Architects After Architecture proves there is more to care about in the built environment than stereotypes.

If you work in architecture, you might have come across something called "real-time rendering."

Incorporating eco-friendly elements into architectural designs has continued to grow in popularity over the years. From protecting the environment to saving on energy costs, the benefits of green architecture are endless. 

Advanced technology such as BIM, VR, and 3D printing is changing the field of architecture, from producing immersive visualization to streamlining communication.

You may have hope that your construction project will finish with no issues, but inevitably, there will be an unforeseen conditions or discrepancies during construction that are unexpected. For the ever budget-conscious developer, minimizing unnecessary spending on what  may be the largest part of your real estate investment from ill-informed decisions becomes essential when developing a successful property.

3D animation plays a crucial role when it comes to architectural designs. Here are seven reasons why 3D animation is crucial in architectural designs.

With newer technologies, architects have the option of making either 3D or 2D renderings. Even though some people would assume newer is better, either option lets you make architectural renderings and each one has its own benefits.

When was the last time you looked at the layout of the town where you live? Did you notice that the residential neighborhoods are in a quiet section with lots of trees? Are all the factories located on big lots, with easy access to freeways?