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Parametric architecture is a cutting-edge approach that utilizes mathematical parameters to create structures with complex and sophisticated forms, while also achieving high levels of efficiency and adaptability. This technique often involves the use of computer-aided design tools to achieve precise and accurate results.
Melike Alt?n???k and Gül Ertekin have shared with us their proposal for the Istanbul Gulsuyu Cemevi and Cultural Center Competition. Hosted by Maltepe Municipality of Istanbul, Turkey, the competition asked participants to design a religious and cultural complex for the Alevi population (a religious minority group practicing Islam) that can serve modern society’s needs and honor past culture.
Text description provided by the architects. Iranian architecture studio Hajizadeh & Associates have proposed a cultural complex for the Chabahar, area…
The Concept for Wallpaper and Reebok by Ora Ito Text description provided by the architects. Never mind the upper of…
“Bilbao Effect,” arose from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, which was built by Frank O. Gehry and finished in 1998. The idea was to build a sculptural building in a previously unknown city in order to attract tourists, and it was ultimately successful.
Super-surface fabrication workshop in 2012 at the Architectural Association’s Emergent Technologies. Digital generative tools coupled with rapid prototyping/fabrication techniques have permeated architectural education and…
A group of 11 undergrad students from Tecnologico De Monterrey Campus Monterrey have constructed a Parametric Pavilion as a final…
In Bloom is an ornate star – a CNC-cut, geometric sculpture and light installation.
Burning Man festival has revealed a spiralling wooden pavilion as the main temple to be built and then sent up in…
The project is an Origami inspired pavilion folded out of rigid aluminium boards. It is fully self supporting and does…
