New years are always exciting occasions filled with new beginnings. The architecture industry follows the seasons and with a new year, new ideas and opportunities seem to be more eager to blossom.
With the energy and vitality we get with this new season, there are a few things to look forward to. New places to visit and see are always delightful. These new destinations always bring us fresh perspectives. Resorts and hotels are invigorating places that can be memorable places to visit. They are key to how we can fill our holidays and vacations with not just rest and respite, but also small moments and an anchor from which we venture forth.
Landmarks and icons are destinations around which we build not just our sense of place. They are also places around which communities can grow. Each new landmark brings with it new people and opportunities. They serve as hubs around which growth and development can prosper.
Social infrastructure
Social infrastructure is one of the bright new typologies we can look forward to in our cities. There has been a growing need for places that connect us and lubricate our social relations, places that allow us to enjoy the outdoors and our urban built environment. Urban amenities are now more essential than ever to how we can inhabit our crowded cities.
Schools and learning institutions are always great places for new beginnings. These are places of discovery and new insights. They allow us to learn new skills and ideas from which we can grow and develop new paths. We find here new spaces for collaboration and sharing. Communal grounds for young minds to gather and interact in a free and open environment.
New books in architecture are few and far between. Each tome is an exciting window into the mind of its author. Architecture books are always a delightful collection of various narratives that inform us about our built environment. They tell us of new possibilities and present us with alternatives and opportunities on how we can adapt our own built environments.
New years are always exciting occasions filled with new beginnings. The architecture industry follows the seasons and with a new year, new ideas and opportunities seem to be more eager to blossom.
