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Fungus Among Us is an Eco-Parametric architectural system designed by two enthusiastic architects, Eliana Nigro and Marc-Antoine Chartier-Primeau, as part of the PAACADEMY’s ‘Eco-Parametric Structures’ studio workshop with Arthur Mamou-Mani. A first iteration of this adaptable structure was explored on Kongens Nytorv, the King’s Square, in Copenhagen. The Eco-Parametric Structures workshop organized by PAACADEMY was held from 2nd March to the 13th April 2021 on an online platform. Studio Mamou-Mani is one of the studio workshops at the PAACADEMY with a focus on combining sustainability with parametric design. The studio with the 6 intriguing sessions lead by London based architect,…

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The intricate details that trail a butterfly intensely stimulates and arouses our mind. German design studio 3deluxe have envisioned a mesmerizing biomorphic Butterfly Pavilion on Noor Island, a lagoon island in the capital of the Arab Emirate Sharjah. The peculiar winding terrain of the Island percolates as the architectural fabric of the Butterfly Pavilion. Crystal-like formations bedazzled in gold ornamentation strikes the naked eye, characterized as a sculptural masterpiece building breathing on the Island. The abode houses more than 500 distinct butterflies in a unique biosphere; even the spatial setting opens to visitors on numerous occasions for recreation and observation.…

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Robots and 3D printing are taking the next step, and it is gigantic. Four years ago, eight professors from the ETH Zurich University in Switzerland enchanted an idea to use robots and 3D printers to envisage a three-storeyed home known as DFAB House at a local research and innovation campus. In collaboration with their business partners, the professors designed and built the DFAB House, claimed is the first digitally constructed House in the world using digital design systems and processes. The DFAB House aimed to inculcate the team open to challenges and testing theories for discovering building and energy technologies…

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A roof that flows and hurls across an enticing landscape. MAD Architects enwraps a three-venue Jiaxing Civic Center with an endless top that depicts its form as blown by the wind. The enormously fashionable building sits near the canals of the historic South Lake and the city’s largest park. The Civic Center embraces three buildings arranged and composed around a 6,000-sqm blooming garden. Ma Yansong, the founder of MAD, liked to say that a civic centre, first and foremost, must be a place that attracts people; a place where children, youth, seniors, and families are willing to come together on…

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