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Month: April 2023
MVRDV has unveiled visuals for the upcoming Van Gogh Homeland Biennale in the Netherlands. The event is named after Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh and aims to bring attention to the environmental pressures and flood risks currently faced by North Brabant’s landscapes.
Heatherwick Studio and Barcode Architects have been chosen to develop a new hub for culture, work, and leisure center in Utrecht’s Jaarbeursplein central plaza. According to the architects, the project’s goal is to respond to the city’s varied population while also bringing a sense of warmth and pleasure to the plaza.
Location Intelligence (LI) is the insight gained from visualizing and analyzing geospatial data. Layering location-specific data such as demographics, traffic, environment, economics, and weather on a smart map or dashboard reveals unique insights.
Systems Reef 2 is a low-carbon, 3D-printed air diffusion system developed by BVN, an Australian architecture firm, in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney.
OPEN won the competition for the Yichang Grand Theater project, located on the tip of the Pinghu Peninsula, Yichang, Hubei Province, China.
8 workshops about AI to enhance your prompt crafting abilities on Midjourney and DALLE-2
Artificial intelligence (AI) is still a hot topic and going to take more people’s attention the world of AI is constantly evolving, and one of the best ways to stay ahead is by attending AI workshops.
The design narrative of Chedi Trojena will be inspired by the kingdom’s rich history, with a hint of Trojena’s futuristic architecture for a modern appeal befitting its awe-inspiring location.
Nick O’Donnell is a designer based out of Sarasota, Florida, where he uses his unique process of parametric design to create and fabricate his highly unique furniture, lighting, and wall fixture pieces.
The Biomorphic Topologies will explore the using Cinema 4D and Corona Renderer in depth during the design process and for post-production.
Ernesto Pastore designed the Seashell chair inspired by Bivalve seashells. The shape in which mollusks adapted their exoskeletons for protection is a simple yet elegant solution that results in a beautiful form, the product of millions of years of evolution.
