Year: 2023

Human civilization has always shown a keen interest in the exploration of space. Every time we look up at the night sky, a fascination has always followed. Amongst the bright twinkling stars, we’ve always wondered about the very nature of our existence.

The 95th Academy Awards were held recently. The winners of the awards, which are eagerly awaited every year by the film industry, have been announced. In this prestigious award ceremony, which has many categories such as Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Actress.

SATELLITES, by Steven Chilton Architects for Dubai Expo UK Pavilion, has a concept that aims to articulate and celebrate the distinctive contribution to this momentous occasion of Britain showcasing how imagination, innovation, and collaboration can change and enhance people’s lives all around the world.

Binghatti, a Dubai-based property developer, has announced a collaboration with the famous jewelry brand Jacob & Co. The two firms are working together on a new project named the Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences, which seeks to be the tallest residential structure in the world.

The new hospital model is configured according to three basic elements: efficiency, light, and silence. It is regarded as one of the best designs for the architecture of Rey Juan Carlos Hospital.

The new Louvre Abu Dhabi Residences is a partnership between Louvre Abu Dhabi and Aldar Properties. The residences will be located within the Saadiyat Grove multifunctional complex and are scheduled to open in 2025.

Reflecting upon ceramic art, one can imagine imperfect finishes, handmade unique designs, and rough polishes but the ceramic art of Alterfact Studio does not fit into this image.

Foster+Partners has revealed designs for the Palm Flower on November 2022. The 11-floor tower with 9 units project is located on Palm Jumeirah island in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Japanese architect Tadao Ando was selected as the designer of 2023’s MPavilion. which will be Ando’s first project in Australia. The pavilion will be in Queen Victoria Gardens in Melbourne’s Southbank Arts Precinct.

NEOM’s Head of Tourism told The National, they expected two million “Neomians” to move to the city within the next decade. “From 2024 you will see a lot of movement as our first tourism assets begin to open,” McEvoy said.