Year: 2023

MAD Architects reveals the winning design for the new terminal of Changchun Longjia International Airport in China. The terminal building is designed like a floating feather and, the long curve of the roof truly reflects the moving lines and spaces inside the airport.

The Calatrava Boulevard, a complex offering upmarket restaurants, retail, and office spaces in Düsseldorf, Germany, has been designed by Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava.

Foster + Partners has completed the first office tower in Shanghai’s newly revitalized Suhewan district. The Suhe Centre for China Resources Land is the focal point of the Suhewan East Urban Complex, which brings a diverse range of functions to the primarily residential area.

NASA officials stated that a meeting last week assisted them in developing an exploration architecture to achieve their goals for the moon and Mars, but they provided few details about the architecture’s contents or when it will be released.

Autodesk has made an investment in RADiCAL, a New York-based developer of cloud-based AI-powered 3D motion capture software.

Nex- Architecture collaborated with Xylotek advanced timber structure specialists to create a series of inventive laminated oak pavilions that are now enhancing the public spaces of Regent’s Place in London.

In this article, Hassan Ragab will be talking about his findings over the past few months while using Midjourney and Stable diffusion in exploring that space between art and architecture.

41 Cooper Square is a building for The Cooper Union, the 150-year-old distinguished institution of higher education. Peter Cooper, the founder of the institution aimed to offer an equal, accessible, and pleasant education environment.

Seoul Metropolitan Library, designed by Melike Altinisik Architects-MAA, aims to create a core cultural facility with an urban cultural park that will serve as a base for the community in Seodaemun by integrating housing, educational, job, cultural, and commercial functions.

The labyrinth is based on a geodesic modular system and is made from 4,500 recycled water gallons. It is fully reconfigurable for all public activities. It responds to the Center for the Arts (Les 3 Cha) program as well as the symbolic demand for a labyrinth to complete and enhance the castle’s iconic presence.