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Bnieuws edition 56/04. Published April 2023.At the Communication office, "The bitter, the better" by Zuza Sliwinska educates visitors on the basic health properties of herbal teas.…View →
The Bitter the Better, by Zuza Sliwinska.Drinking herbal tea is a part of Hong Kong’s intangible heritage and an essential means of keeping one’s health in good shape. This slowly dying practice, due to the bitter taste of traditional herbal recipes, has once served a social function.…View →
Everyday, Listening, by Maja Liro.As a byproduct of our industrial society, noise is all around us, but we aren't always aware of the negative effects it can have on people's physical and mental health.…View →
Bnieuws edition 53/01. Published September 2019.After all, we haven’t fought an actual battle and put our lives on the line — perhaps our personal health is as far as our battle goes, our eye bags quite accurately indexing our health status.…View →
Goal Meets World, by Tuyen Le.A reasonable amount of goals is healthy, and this pandemic has changed the perception of goals and new year resolution to many.…View →
Thoughts on Green, by Valentin Zech.This has two symbolic reasons: firstly, in the context of the early days of the Islam - a hot and dry desert in Arabia - green oases meant health and prosperity for the people.…View →
Complaint Cases. Where to Go?, by Bnieuws Team.Following up on this article, we have been noticing a call for more articles on pressing issues in regard to (mental) health and stress.…View →
Interview: Maarten van Kesteren, by Aimee Baars.Personally, I think balance in your personal life, investing time in your family, friends and own health, ultimately flows into a more positive and productive work ethic.…View →
Bjarke Ingels Portrayed, by Aimee Baars.As he reaches the age of 40, he starts fearing his own personal health and dreams.…View →
Domestic calamities, by Federico Ruiz.A one-to-one meeting for checking her employee’s mental health is interrupted by the ring of L.’s doorbell. She excuses herself and leaves for a moment. The door opens and closes in the distance.…View →
Bnieuws edition 54/03. Published December 2020.An imposed global house arrest, introduced to protect public health, meant that most people’s lives were happening in the digital space, from home.…View →
A Reflection on the Materialistic You, by Robert van Overveld.Where, in the end, we become a salesman to ourselves; "This would actually help me improve my health", or "the new version does have features that I miss in the current version". The result? We buy. First things first, why is this important?…View →
Dilemmas of an architecture Graduate, by Nadine van den Berg, Ada Jaśkowiec, Lydia Giokari, Kseniya Otmakhova.It all seems a lot of hard work with little reward, so why do we, as a community, put our mental and physical health at such a disadvantage?…View →
Camera!, by Robert van Overveld.The university’s FAQ explains that the cameras are placed to protect the health of the students, staff, and visitors. Plus, the cameras are probably temporary.…View →
Introspection, by Chun Kit "CK" Wong.At the age of 80, Churchill was largely immobile and frail in health.…View →
Living in safe mode: In conversation with Theo Deutinger, by Marco Fusco and Matthew Cook.The premise of the master class was to identify the basic needs of a single person—housing, food, clothing, transportation, health, and education—in order to define a self-induced "safe mode" for humans.…View →
LIVE, LAUGH, LABOR, by Tuyen Le.The labor force of underpaid workers is the ones who spend the most for this industry, with their health, time, and life force. With that, we realize that in this chain, buyers consume clothes, and corporations consume their workers.…View →
Shit it out for a Diploma, by Oliwia Jackowska .The remaining quarter of students who do “ok”, are those who either stay true to themselves, take care of their health, or must pursue extra work for financial support.…View →
Book Review: Being Ecological, by Amy Young.It highlights the, ‘Architect is God,’ phenomena, in which architects try to solve complex social, political and health issues, that are far beyond their skillsets and the reaches of their profession.…View →
Abandoned Buildings, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.Occasionally, I hear crackling, and my heart makes a little leap. I open a door and look around the corner. There is a model, On a black table in the corner, unfinished. Now and then, the glue is loosening because of the heat, and a stick falls.…View →
Grief or Change, by Emilie Stecher.It’s important to look after our mental health for it’s our source of energy. Try to find positive moments and take some breaks from thinking about it, consciously giving space to something good.…View →
A Dream About Action, by Emilie Stecher.Take for example consumer choices – buying a cheap shirt in H&M directly impacts the life of workers in China or Bangladesh and the health of nature in the surroundings of the factories.…View →
Cheap Labour...?, by Jonas Althuis.A norm that does enough damage to mental health as it stands does not need to be made worse by architectural offices that expect interns to work long hours outside of their contractual obligations.…View →
Pritzker Prize for Escher: revisited, by Szymon Smyk.The alarmingly quick spread of COVID-19 and the following string of never-ending lockdowns, confusing government guidance and the overwhelming pressure on health and public services unearthed a never-ending list of ugly truths we usually like to ignore…View →