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Bjarke Ingels Group-BIG unveiled a glimpse of their new hotel project on Sagishima Island in collaboration with hospitality group Not A Hotel.
The 49.000 sqm center will have world-class laboratories and research facilities and will be a center of gravity within ocean space technology.
Kalbod Studio has unveiled a concept design for NEOM Airport City, which is a project aimed at connecting NEOM cities with the rest of the world.
MVRDV has won a competition to design two futuristic buildings in the Tianfu Software Park located in Chengdu, China.
Coldefy, in collaboration with CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and Rimond, has been selected as the architecture competition winner for designing the France Pavilion for the Osaka World Expo 2025.
NEOM announced a new luxurious and experimental space called Aquellam in the Gulf of Aqaba coastline, northwest Saudi Arabia.
Expo City Dubai unveiled two new urban living projects called Shamsa Townhouses and Maha Villas in Expo Valley.
Techo International Airport drawing inspiration from one of the oldest civilisations on earth, inspired by its vernacular forms and responsive to the tropical climate.
Mercedes-Benz collaborated with Binghatti Properties to build a supertall skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
California-based architecture office AO designed an approximately 530-meter-tall skyscraper for Oklahoma City. If built, it would be the country’s second tallest building.