Year: 2023

Al Hamra Firdous Tower, which rises 412 meters in the heart of Kuwait City, has been awarded one of The Times’ finest inventions of 2011. This landmark tower, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), is the world’s tallest curved concrete skyscraper and the 36th tallest building.

Bjarke Ingels Group, DLR Group, Gehry Partners, Perkins + Will, and Quinn Evans are the finalists in the Naval Heritage History and Command’s (NHHC) Artistic Ideas Competition for to design the National Museum of the US Navy.

Elon Musk has apparently launched his own AI business titled “X.AI Corp.” According to recent state records, Musk is the lone director, with Jared Birchall, the director of his family’s offices, serving as secretary.

Computational Design: NEXT 14 brings together pioneers from all industries to discuss the new emerging technologies in architecture & design.

Renzo Piano is an Italian-born Architect who is a laureate of the prestigious Pritzker Award (1998). Born in the Mediterranean…

Epic Games and Autodesk introduced the platform called ‘Twinmotion’, where they combine game-like graphics with architectural tools that visualize design concepts and blueprints.

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.