Year: 2023

ESRM (Emergency Surface Rescue Module) was designed by Arnošt Vespalec Tas part of PAACADEMY‘s Computational Kinematics with Karl-Johan Sørensen.

Turenscape designed the Liupanshui Minghu Wetland Park project, which is located in Liupanshui City in the western part of Guizhou Province, on the Yungui Plateau beside the Shuicheng River. The scope of the mission comprises the ecological restoration of the river, the upgrading of the urban open space system, as well as improvement of the value of urban waterfront land.

Biotechnology architecture intertwines the theories of nature with building design principles to foster the co-existence of man and earth.

Rapunzel Visitor Center is designed by haascookzemmrich STUDIO 2050 to be public, and engaging and aims to make Rapunzel’s motto “We make organic for love” tangible to visitors.

Designed by URB, THE PARKS concept is Africa’s largest sustainable city and provides a net zero life for 150,000 residents. The city will produce everything residents need, such as water, food, and energy; URB plans to create a smart, self-sufficient place.

The goal of ITKE – FibR research is to investigate the morphologies of lightweight natural fiber structures utilizing the coreless filament wrapping technique. Over the last century, the construction sector has evolved into one of the most resource-intensive and environmentally hazardous human enterprises.

This article explores the use of 3D printed housing as post-disaster temporary shelter for disaster-affected areas. With approximately 23 million people being displaced from their homes every year since 2008, the need for innovative and efficient solutions for emergency housing is urgent.

With less than a week until the Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate is announced, let’s take a look at the winning architects of the last 5 years.

The Abrahamic Family House, designed by Adjaye Associates, is a collection of three religious spaces: a mosque, a synagogue, and a church, all of which lie atop a secular visiting pavilion and are located in the Saadiyat Cultural District in Abu Dhabi.

The recent earthquake in Southern Turkey brings out the discussion of what caused the massive destruction and losses. Is it the earthquake that is called a natural disaster, or the mismanaged built environment?