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Explore a world of possibilities with products that push the boundaries of what’s achievable in architecture. From eco-friendly options that reduce environmental impact to innovative materials that enhance structural integrity, this selection showcases the latest advancements in the field.
Among the offerings, you’ll find sustainable options like recycled and reclaimed products that champion eco-conscious design, seamlessly combining aesthetics with environmental responsibility. Discover high-performance materials that withstand the test of time, ensuring that your architectural visions are built to last and endure.
These products cater to various architectural needs, from facades to interiors, and are suitable for diverse projects, whether you’re designing a sleek urban residence, a cozy rural retreat, or a commercial masterpiece. Each material tells a unique story, harnessing the craftsmanship of skilled artisans and the precision of modern engineering.
Join us in exploring the narratives and strengths of these architectural materials.
Scada Table was designed by Rolab Studio. This project utilized a robotic 3D printing technique to fabricate the table components, which proved to be a powerful tool for designers.
The Drone Bird Company, a Dutch technology firm, has introduced an innovative and sustainable solution to bird control in the form of ultra-realistic Falcon-shaped drones created using 3D printing technology.
Philipp Aduatz’s 3D concrete printing project, in collaboration with the Austrian manufacturer incremental3d, is the 3D printed gradient furniture collection.. They collaborated on a new set of benches, a chair, and a large vase.
New AI technologies keep coming and coming. From AI that generates images which some consider art and some not, from AI that we can have a conversation or even do our writing works. Right now, a different way of using AI makes our cities walkability, Moonwalkers.
Bartlett graduates developed TerraCool to examine ancient cooling methods through advanced geometry
By PA Next Team
Bartlett graduates Dilara Temel and Lachlan Fahy have created TerraCool, a proposal created to combat the growing problem of urban heat through evaporative cooling. Its recessed ceramic elements manipulate porous material properties to cool air through evaporation.
In Bad Ombres; a series of ceramic vessels, the team has taken this experimental approach to new heights, creating visually appealing and thought-provoking vessels made from two different types of clay, which creates a gradient effect that can be seen both across the entire object and within individual extrusions.
Apple is rumored to be working on a new headset that is expected to have a number of innovative features. The success of the headset could potentially be revolutionary, similar to the impact the original iPhone had on the smartphone market.
Dyson unveiled its first audio product earlier this year, a pair of headphones that promised to block not only noise but also unwanted airborne particles.
Illusory Material is a design methodology and computational workflow that deconstructs design medium into matters,’ restructuring and reinventing materiality to create one-of-a-kind expressions, forms, properties, and experiences.
An innovatively 3d printed table made from CNC – milled walnut and SLS 3D prototyped legs was designed by Aleksandrina…