Selene Park Design & AEC Contributors Fictional bios crafted for architecture, bathroom design, interiors, and commercial AEC project storytelling. Malik Rivers Hospitality Interiors Lead • Spa & Wet-Room Specialist Malik designs calm, high-performance guest bathrooms for resorts and flagship hotels, blending warm natural materials, daylight-driven planning, and water-smart fixture specifications. His work focuses on “quiet luxury” detailing—hidden … Read more
What Architects & Designers Choose for Bathroom Fixture Brands (and Why) This guide is written for AEC specification and design teams comparing touchless faucets, automatic soap dispensers, faucets, shower sets, and smart showers across major infrastructure sectors. It focuses on the decision logic behind brand preference—what wins in real projects (hygiene, reliability, compliance, service, aesthetics, … Read more
Commercial Faucet Brands: Evidence, Standards & Transparent Scoring (Expanded + Verified Sources) Scope: High-traffic commercial lavatories and institutional and foodservice. This study sheet Jan 2026 includes (1) verified standards/studies, (2) a transparent scoring method, and (3) a brand comparison. Disclosure: Scores represent a weighted, specifier-driven AEC evaluation framework designed for comparative analysis. They are not … Read more
There has always been development of architecture and technology. Nevertheless, over the recent years, digital tools ceased to be supportive, becoming key agents of architectural practice. Building Information Modeling (BIM), robotics and digital twins do not make production faster today. They, rather, transform the ways that architects think, work and provide buildings throughout their lifecycle. … Read more
The architecture influences the movement, interaction and involvement of people in everyday life. Hence, equity and inclusion between the designers make buildings active agents in upholding dignity, access, and belonging. Instead of an add-on or a regulatory requirement, modern architectural working practice is placing inclusion more and more centrally as a design driver. Studies in … Read more
Traditionally, envelope building served the main purpose of acting as barriers that isolated the inside environment against the outside environment. Architectural skins today are able to control the movement of energy, control moisture, maximize daylight and dynamically respond to the inputs of the environment. From Static Surfaces to Performative Building Skins Historically, building envelopes functioned … Read more
With the increasing challenges of climate change, density, and an aging infrastructure facing urban areas, landscape architecture has become an increasingly ecologically and structurally interdisciplinary field that connects and sustains the realms of both ecology and infrastructure. Gone are the days of its traditional perception, where landscape architecture only dealt with the aesthetic and open … Read more
In the world of architecture and AEC, international architecture events and biennales are events that go beyond cultural markers they are barometers of where the frontiers of design thinking, technology, and material innovations are going towards. In biennales that encompass a whole construction industry through technical congresses, these biennales could make waves in talk, alignment, … Read more
