Month: July 2023

Drag And Drop emerged as a design and manufacturing studio with a bold mission: to reimagine everyday objects’ aesthetics and functionality by leveraging state-of-the-art design tools and 3D printing.

The new Beijing City Library, designed by Snohetta and set to open in early 2024, will provide a contemporary yet timeless space for learning, knowledge sharing, and open discussions while also celebrating Beijing’s and China’s cultural richness.

The Rhodotus is a unique light created with Artificial Intelligence (AI) support from a text input (prompt) and through 3D printing technology. The inspiration behind the design comes from the structure of the mushroom species Rhodotus Palmatus.

Sarah Asif’s creative process revolves around exploring the fascinating intersection between the built and unbuilt environment, drawing inspiration from the beauty of nature and natural geological formations.

Long Thanh International Airport, located in Dong Nai province, about 40 kilometers east of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, aspires to become an advanced international airport to meet the growing demand for air travel and increase passenger convenience in Vietnam.

Daniel Libeskind and his office designed a deconstructivist ‘add-on’ in 2007 to expand Canada’s largest museum, the Royal Ontario Museum, which receives one million visitors per year.

One of the most anticipated movies, Barbie, is now in the cinemas inviting you to its pinkest pink world. Let’s take a closer look at the buildings in the movie.

The workshop will teach the fundamentals of parametric design, structural analysis, and optimization techniques, enabling the students to create structure-aware and visually appealing architectural and engineering designs.

A collaboration between Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services, with TomTom, is releasing data that could allow businesses to build their maps.

The “quincha” is a traditional Latin American construction method that fundamentally uses wood and natural fibers to form an earthquake-resistant framework that is later manually covered with mud and clay.