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Month: May 2023
Here are the ten best mice that have earned their place as indispensable companions for architects, empowering them to shape the world with unrivaled precision and finesse.
As part of the transformation of an old train station into the Megalithic Museum, Tiago Filipe Santos has collaborated with CVDB architects in Mora, Portugal, to create this unique museum.
Croatian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 was curated by Mia Roth and Ton?i ?erina.”Same as it Ever Was” is a testament to the cohabitation of the wild and the domestic, natural and artificial, inanimate, and living.
Zaha Hadid Architects, studio principal Patrik Schumacher, has disclosed how it generates design ideas for projects using AI text-to-image generators such as DALL-E 2 and Midjourney.
“Geospaces: Continuities Between Humans, Spaces, and the Earth” is a extended visual essay of ideas, photos, sketches, and projects that follows Alper Derinbogaz’s work throughout the last decade, framing a strategy based on empathy with the Earth.
David Karásek and Michael Tomalik have joined forces with Czech brand Mmcité to collaborate on an innovative project involving the creation of planters made from 3D-printed concrete.
The importance and pertinence of museums extend beyond the confines of art enthusiasts, history lovers, and anthropological experts. They hold immense value in documenting our culture for future generations.
Baliston and Philippe Starck created an AI-augmented footwear collection that includes cutting-edge AI technology, 100% recyclability, and access to a unique ecosystem of services.
Demas Nwoko is a renowned Nigerian architect and the recipient of the Golden Lion Lifetime Achievement Award of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023.
Oded Halaf and Tomer Gelfand collaborate on the tornado-shaped staircase for Amot Tower Lobby
Every floor of the Amot Tower is divided into two wings that surround a central elevator core visible from the outside. The north-facing atrium volume spans the whole height of the skyscraper, giving controlled streams of natural light onto the floor lobbies.
