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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.
Ben Elliot’s Xchair is a lounge chair that he designed based on his ongoing metaverse project called Metaone.
Within the intricate tapestry of architectural design and its constant evolution, the Autodesk headquarters in Singapore shines as a paragon of the sublime union between creative artistry and cutting-edge technology.
The design philosophy of Rollo Bryant revolves around the embrace of craftsmanship within the context of the digital era, with a particular emphasis on advancements in materials and lighting.
Southeast University architects created a series of skeleton concrete structures using 3D-printed formworks as a digital take on 19th-century French structural rationalism.
The Rhodotus is a unique light created with Artificial Intelligence (AI) support from a text input (prompt) and through 3D printing technology. The inspiration behind the design comes from the structure of the mushroom species Rhodotus Palmatus.
The “Parametric Lampchairs” by Vincent Callebaut Architectures incorporate the concept of “Agro-Waste Design” or “Design with Agro-Waste” and the usage of these biomaterials in furniture design and architecture.
Nike created ISPA Universal, a new shoe that combines 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI) design, and eco-friendly materials. The shoe is made through an injection molding process that uses Bio-EVA foam derived from sugar cane, which promotes sustainability.
David Karásek and Michael Tomalik have joined forces with Czech brand Mmcité to collaborate on an innovative project involving the creation of planters made from 3D-printed concrete.
Baliston and Philippe Starck created an AI-augmented footwear collection that includes cutting-edge AI technology, 100% recyclability, and access to a unique ecosystem of services.
John MacDonald established the design firm Urban A&O, and since then, it has frequently included academic research into its work of several sizes, including exhibition, building, interior, product, landscape, and master planning.