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Art installations represent the intersection of artistic expression and immersive design. From temporary pop-up exhibits to large-scale public installations, these works of art captivate our senses and ignite our imagination. Each installation tells a unique story, inviting viewers to step into a world where the extraordinary becomes ordinary.
Discover the artists and creators who are pushing the envelope of what art can be. They use various materials, from recycled objects to cutting-edge technology, to craft installation that evoke emotions, provoke thoughts, and inspire awe. From the whimsical to the thought-provoking, these installations invite us to explore, interact, and connect with art on a profound level.
Join us as we explore the narratives, concepts, and inspirations behind these remarkable installations.
External Reference designed the Dubai Presentedby Store as an interactive space featuring 3D-printed details and audiovisual technologies.
In this workshop participants will learn to use AI and 3D modeling tools to create and refine curvilinear architectural designs, covering the entire process from conceptualization to rendering.
CD NEXT 17 is a Two-day online interactive conference with global frontiers, with live presentations, tutorials, interactive Sessions & panel discussions.
We are excited to announce the “AI Creative Challenge 5.0”, a global event that brings architects and designers together to push the boundaries of AI-driven design in architecture.
The space’s visual focus point is the stairway, with its dynamic curving tilt and flowing organic form highlighting its cylindrical plastic feel and creativity in inside construction.
Fractal Matrix Architecture will teach Grasshopper and Pufferfish plug-in techniques for geometrical operations, including orthogonal, cubic, and rectangular geometries.
“Monarchs: A House in Six Parts” is an architectural art installation designed by Leslie Lok and Sasa Zivkovic from HANNAH, as well as assistant architecture professors at the Cornel University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP).
This workshop focuses on using machine learning to make design decisions. It covers theory and practical applications in various areas, such as facade and urban design, with an emphasis on optimizing parameters for functionality.
This workshop focuses on teaching participants various workflows for designing geometrically functional facades within building code constraints, emphasizing the use of parametric modeling.
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.