Month: May 2023

A group of students and researchers from the University of Hong Kong exhibit their 3D-printed “Traditional House of the Future” as an inventive concept that embodies the fusion of conventional and cutting-edge construction techniques and meets the changing demands of a rapidly expanding way of life.

Firefly was released six weeks ago and has quickly become one of Adobe’s most successful beta launches. After that, a few days ago, Adobe released new AI integration which only works in Photoshop (beta).

The German Pavilion at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 has been unveiled under the name “Open for Maintenance – Wegen Umbau geöffnet.”

Ideation to creation with AI mainly focuses on form generation and presenting them in various formats, and manipulating the architectural elements.

A few months ago, OpenAI released Point-E, a cloud-based text-to-3d image generator. Shap-E is an improvement over the previous, point cloud-based Point-E, with more realistic textures and lighting.

Switzerland National Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 was curated by Karin Sander and Philip Ursprung. “Neighbors” aims to highlight the close relationship between the Swiss and Venezuelan pavilions at the Venice Architecture Biennale.

Stable Houdini, an open-source toolkit that integrates Stable Diffusion into Houdini, has been released by artist Stanislav Demchenko.

Applied Arts Pavilion will explore how the architectural style was used to construct a narrative of colonial rule as well as how it was later embraced to celebrate the newfound freedom and optimism of the post-independence era.

Located in the heart of the historical district close to the Chosun Palace in Seoul’s Anguk-Dong neighborhood, ‘Volumetric Urban Space’ is a new sculptural office structure precisely designed by LESS Architects.

Zaha Hadid Architects principal Patrik Schumacher published a critique titled Venice Biennale Blues on Facebook, “The Venice “Architecture” Biennale is mislabelled and should stop laying claim to the title of architecture. This title is just generating confusion and disappointment with respect to an event that does not show any architecture.”