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A craft exudes a marvellous shine when an architect and artist combine their skills and expertise. Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and Australian artist Geoff Nees composed the Botanical Pavilion, a tactile, circular pavilion using timber from Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens. The Botanical Pavilion slides and fuses to form a puzzle without any metal supports. NGV Triennial in response to Korean artist Lee Ufan’s 2017 painting named Dialogue has commissioned for the prolific design commissioned. Soft curves slashed in front of the painting frames its openings at both ends. The design invokes the Japanese tradition of wooden architecture and features. The…
Witness the top 10 most liked and trending projects on ParametricArchitecture Instagram that are inspiring the readers on the future of Computational Design. These projects provide an innovative insight into futurist architecture in the new age. 10. Ummara Resort By Rojkind Arquitectos & Amasa Estudio Stunning 28 Villas of the Ummara Resort Carved into the Mexican Hills by Rojkind Arquitectos & Amasa Estudio. A sparkling jewel shines atop the serenading stone hills. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ParametricArchitecture (@parametric.architecture) 9. Panda Pavilions By EID Architecture The Panda Pavilions at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.…
A secondary skin developed and programmed by Neri Oxman and MIT using water-based biocomposites for digital design and fabrication. The Aguahoja project has exhibited a pavilion and a series of artefacts erected from molecular components found in tree branches, insect exoskeletons, and our own bones. They use natural ecosystems, inspired for a material production process that produces no waste. The Design Approach The design approach facilitates close integration between material creation and robotic fabrication. The project consents creation of objects across varying scales. Besides it examines the importance of water in Nature’s systems, the birth cycle, adaptation and decay. This…
A Country without Walls a Future without Limits: 10 Design Reveals a Wall-Less Experience For An Expo Pavilion Expansive imagination, the art of making, the dialogue, and a common ground to share within is revealed in the Expo pavilion visualized by 10 Design. The proposal named “A Country without Walls, a Future without Limits” invites activity spaces on the ground, a bright and open future envisaged in the clouds above. The Design Concept The pavilion concept revolves to respond to the idea of communicating, openness, hospitality, and change. 10 Design’s vision weaves a memorable pavilion indeed as a celebration. The…
Our world nowadays revolves around data. Softwares and codes are weaving intricate webs of computational connections in immersive dimensions. Design tools and graphic systems constantly upgraded every moment invites an influx of updates on how we interact with them. The learning curve for designers is spellbinding, and it delves into the depths of elaborate creations. The vision of designers can throttle and expand much more with the aid of these intuitive operational tools. Taking cues from the previous webinars, DesignMorphine Webinars 2 has stepped into the limelight once again delivering perceptive and engaging online lessons on enthralling creative programs. They…
The evergreen fir tree traditionally been used to celebrate winter festivals for thousands of years. The triangle in its basic shape represents the symbol of Christ and a new life. The Electric Nemeton Christmas Tree is visualized by Sam Jacob Studio. It electrifies the mood in King’s Cross, London. The tree soars 11m high in a sharp angle, drawing inspiration from the origins of the Christmas tree tradition. It flows with the vision of the ancient forest and symbolism of the midwinter tree. Moreover, Nemetons denotes to the ancient Celtic groves, weaved using the natural landscape. It also serves as…
Resembling tulips rising in varying height enthrals to capture magnificence and drama. Thomas Heatherwick’s Pier 55 park within New York’s Hudson River renamed as Little Island sparks waves among the citizens. Visuals reveal cast-in concrete planters lifted by cranes to sit atop poles in the water. Designed to rise between 15 to 62 feet above the river. Besides, the forms envisage a topographical landscape capturing different views of the city. The project takes shape at 55 Hudson Greenway on the Hudson River, just off the shoreline in Chelsea neighbourhood. Heatherwick Studio’s design obviously incorporates 132 planters mushroom-shaped concrete columns elevating…
Formgiving (An Architectural Future History), the new book by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), and the latest installment in its TASCHEN trilogy is a visionary attempt to look at the horizon of time, from the Big Bang into the most distant future.
A series of stepped-up profile and protruding bay windows sliced as angular balconies. The Ravel Plaza catches every eye across the streets. Featured by the Rotterdam firm MVRDV on their proposal for a captivating green landscape. The design weaves a green high-rise complex in Amsterdam’s financial district. In collaboration with OVG Real Estate, MVRDV got enrolled by Amsterdam’s municipality to design the Ravel Plaza Amsterdam. The design undoubtedly sets to house apartments, offices and commercial spaces. The crux in addition features three conjoined buildings of wavering heights, ingressed with flat glass-encased spaces. The elements contrasted by the protruding periphery of…
Asif Khan, the London-based architect was part of the PATalks series discussing his alluring works, exciting career trajectory, and his works in multiple disciples with Hamid Hassanzadeh, founder and editor in chief of ParametricArchitecture.