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Month: April 2024
We’re so excited to announce our first limited-edition book, Future[tectonics]. In this publication, we have collected insightful articles that showcase our commitment to creativity and innovation.
This workshop focuses on teaching participants various workflows for designing geometrically functional facades within building code constraints, emphasizing the use of parametric modeling.
Saudi Arabia has officially announced the new Qiddiya race track, which will feature a 20-story-high first turn and will host the country’s Formula 1 Grand Prix in the future.
Peter Pichler Architecture, an Italian studio, built an angular headquarters for the manufacturing company Bonfiglioli in Bologna.
The Oman Botanic Garden project development officially began in 2006, with earlier expectations that it would finish in 2023. However, the large and comprehensive project needed more time, as its construction is completed %90, it is expected to have a trial run in 2024.
Mood lighting in architecture creates a pleasant, colorful aura to convert dull spaces into welcoming, comfortable, and cozy environments.
Designed by Sarah Frister and Paul Streicher, Dessert Lights is a product of STRUCT3D, a company established in 2023 that produces 3D-printed design products under its own name.
The transformation of Benito Villamarín Stadium, designed by Rafael de la-Honz and Gensler, will begin in 2025 and continue until 2027.
This workshop will focus on organic fluid modeling, creating a catalog of building and mesh typologies. We’ll explore Blender’s subdivision modeling and parametric tools like Modifiers and Geometry Nodes, enabling fast procedural model generation. Blender’s parametric capabilities, including Geometry Nodes, offer Grasshopper and Houdini-like features, expanding design possibilities.
A new modern home for Canada’s oldest continuously operating museum, the New Brunswick Museum (NBM), designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects…
