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This workshop explores turning human movement into spatial and laser installations using Grasshopper.
London’s iconic BT Tower is set for architectural modifications, as new redevelopment plans reveal proposals for a luxury hotel, a rooftop swimming pool, public viewing spaces, and revived hospitality areas inside the Grade II-listed landmark. The project is being led by American hospitality company MCR Hotels alongside London architecture practice Orms. The newly released concepts mark the clearest indication yet of how the 177-meter communications tower could evolve from a largely closed telecommunications structure into a public-facing mixed-use destination. Among the headline proposals is a rooftop swimming pool positioned near the top of the tower, potentially making it one of…
At the Brooklyn Museum, ‘Sculpting the Senses’ Unfolds Iris van Herpen’s Experimental Design Future
The Brooklyn Museum is opening one of the year’s most influential fashion exhibitions this week with Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, a large-scale retrospective dedicated to the Dutch designer whose work continues to redefine the boundaries between couture, science, art, and technology. Opening to the public on May 16, the exhibition marks Van Herpen’s first major presentation in New York and the North American debut of the internationally touring show. Bringing together more than 140 haute couture garments, the exhibition moves beyond the format of a traditional fashion archive. Instead, it presents Van Herpen’s creations alongside contemporary artworks, scientific…
The 2026 London Marathon turned into a global stage for sports technology as Swiss performance brand ‘On’ introduced its groundbreaking LightSpray shoemaking robot in London ahead of Marathon Weekend. The innovation drew major attention from runners, designers, and the wider sportswear industry, positioning On at the center of the growing race-tech revolution. LightSpray running shoe technology is a process that creates an ultra-light running shoe upper in just a few minutes using a robotic spray system. The technology was showcased during a special London pop-up experience in Hanover Square before the marathon, where visitors watched robots build shoes live while…
Navy SEAL Museum San Diego by ZGF Architects Brings Maritime Legacy to the Waterfront
Planned for San Diego’s iconic waterfront, the new Navy SEAL Museum by ZGF Architects is designed as a landmark dedicated to preserving the history, sacrifice, and legacy of the United States Navy SEALs. More than a traditional museum, the project combines immersive storytelling, public gathering spaces, youth education programs, and civic engagement. Positioned among some of San Diego’s most visited cultural destinations, the museum is envisioned as a tribute to service and a dynamic public destination connected to the city’s maritime identity. A Waterfront Landmark Rooted in Military Heritage The Navy SEAL Museum’s location reflects the deep relationship between San…
Set against the arid landscape of Antonito, Colorado, Inhabited Mud by Shenglu Qiu proposes a radical rethinking of sustainable domestic architecture through the fusion of earthen construction, robotic fabrication, and generative artificial intelligence. Developed under the University of California, Berkeley research guidance, the project envisions a new generation of zero-carbon homes that are adaptive, customizable, and materially connected to the land from which they emerge. The project transforms mud, sawdust, timber, and other bio-based resources into a responsive architectural system capable of evolving alongside its inhabitants. Through robotic 3D printing and AI-assisted spatial design, Inhabited Mud imagines housing that can…
The Holy See Pavilion Creates a Space to Slow Down and Experience Peace at Venice Biennale
At the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, the Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See Pavilion presents The Ear is the Eye of the Soul, a contemplative exhibition that brings together 24 artists, composers, architects, writers, and filmmakers. Created as a “sonic prayer,” the Pavilion responds to the late curator Koyo Kouoh’s invitation for Venice Biennale Arte 2026 to slow down and listen to quieter forms of experience. Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Ben Vickers in collaboration with Soundwalk Collective, the exhibition takes inspiration from the life and writings of Hildegard of Bingen,…
Topic: AI Worldbuilding with SvelteKit & Three.jsDate: June 27 – 28, 2026Time: 13:00 – 16:00 GMTFormat: Online on ZoomDuration: 2 Sessions (6 Hours)Registration Deadline: June 26th, 2026Total Seats: 100 seatsDifficulty: Beginner – IntermediateLanguage: EnglishCertificate: YesCourse Fee: Free for Digital MembersOrganized By: PAACADEMYTutor: Stepan KukharskiyRecordings: Recordings will be available for all participants afterward indefinitely. Introduction to AI Worldbuilding with SvelteKit & Three.js: This workshop explores a new way of creating 3D environments for the web. In the past, building 3D scenes often required long modeling workflows and specialized software.Today, AI tools make it possible to start with a prompt, generate assets, write code, and build scenes much faster. In this workshop, design, modeling, development, and…
Archermit’s Feixue Pavilion Uses Petal-Inspired Roof Forms for a Nature Education Center in Sichuan
Feixue Pavilion is a rural cultural and educational pavilion designed by Archermit in Pear Blossom Village, Luzhou, Sichuan. Completed in 2025, the 672-square-meter project functions as a nature education and community activity center integrated into a mountainous agricultural landscape. The pavilion is part of a broader rural revitalization initiative aimed at reconnecting urban visitors with village life through environmental learning programs and public gathering spaces. The project was led by architect Pan Youcai, with Yang Zhe as design director and Chen Renzhen as technical director. The client was Lihua Village Collective Asset Management Co., Ltd., Jiangyang District, Luzhou. A Nature…
Architecture for Heritage at Yacademy: Imagine a visitor center in a medieval fortress in central Italy
How can architecture meet the new needs and be enriched by the link to the past? The course in Architecture for Heritage aims to train designers who will be able to understand and enhance the memory of historical architectures and take inspiration from them to carry out new interventions in a close dialogue between the ancient and the modern. With this in mind, Yacademy envisioned an extensive program including special lectures, teaching modules, workshops, and visits focusing on the most advanced survey strategies and redesign of historical architecture. At the end of the course, students will acquire the ability to…
