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Battersea Power Station Square by Bjarke Ingels Group in London, UK Situated at the very foot of the towering Battersea icon, the new Malaysia Square derives its shape from human flows, creating a cascading landscape carved into the street – or simply put form follows flow. As an urban canvas of possibilities for cultural expression, where landscape, architecture, urbanism and media design are in complete harmony – the new Malaysia Square lends dignity to the majestic industrial heritage while paving the way for a new Malaysia identity. BIG’s design for Malaysia Square is inspired by Malaysia’s nature and culture. The…

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The Taihu Show Theatre by Steven Chilton Architects in Wuxi, China Located close to Lake Taihu in Jiangsu Province, China, the Wuxi Show Theatre concept was inspired by the Sea of Bamboo Park in Yixing, the largest bamboo forest in China. The 2000 seat theatre has been designed to house a permanent water show by Franco Dragone and it is due to open in 2019. The building’s appearance is composed of three primary elements, the columns, the shade canopy and the building envelope. Representing an abstract impression of a bamboo forest, the slender white columns are positioned around the perimeter of the…

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HI/ RES DXB #2 Time: November 29, 2018 to December 2, 2018Location: DubaiCity/Town: Al Serkal Avenue, DubaiWebsite: www.nodes-design.comWorkshop Type: Digital Design WorkshopOrganized By: Javier Ruiz High – Res VolatilityFollowing the success HI/ RES DXB #1 workshop, Nodes-Design announced the return of Hi RES DXB workshop that will be held on the 29th of November until the 2nd of December in Al Serkal Avenue, Dubai. Participants will be able to explore new methods of design using an emergent technology/ Houdini FX. “Houdini FX combines superior performance and dramatic, ease-of-use to deliver a powerful and accessible 3D experience to VFX artists. With its procedural node-based…

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World’s First 3D-Printed Steel Bridge Unveiled at Dutch Design Week Dutch robotics company MX3D has completed 3D Printing the worlds largest Steel Bridge designed by Joris Laarman over Amsterdam canal. The Bridge is being previewed at Dutch Design Week between 20 and 28 October. Amsterdam’s robot printed steel bridge, to be installed in the city’s Red Light District upon completion, is a 12-metre long design masterpiece with curved, raw steel balustrades that belie its high-tech origins. The award-winning design, a collaboration between Dutch technology startup MX3D and designers Joris Laarman Lab, is the culmination of a long-running dream that welds…

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ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion by University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning in Stuttgart, Germany, 2012 In November 2012 the Institute for Computational Design (ICD) and the Institute of Building Structures and Structural Design (ITKE) at the University of Stuttgart have completed a research pavilion that is entirely robotically fabricated from carbon and glass fibre composites. This interdisciplinary project, conducted by architectural and engineering researchers of both institutes together with students of the faculty and in collaboration with biologists of the University of Tübingen, investigates the possible interrelation between biomimetic design strategies and novel processes of robotic production. The research focused…

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Designed by Hooba Design Group, the Espriss Cafe with 28sqm space is located in Nejatollahi street in centre of Tehran surrounded by Iranian handicrafts shops, neighboring the building of Iranian handicrafts Organization. The aim of the project was to renovate a gift shop and change it to a cafe, considering the small size of the project and its location the main idea inspired by the urban context to transform the traditional elements into an architectural interior space. In designing the spatial diagram of the Espriss Cafe, the materiality concept is based on an integrated geometry continues from outside to inside.The neighboring…

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The Sydney Garden Pavilion by AR-MA, called Trifolium, was constructed using thousands of components. The pavilion’s curves were created by joining robotically-produced Corian panels with laser-cut mirrors. AR-MA, an Australian studio, won the second edition of the Fugitive Structures architecture competition with their Trifolium design. This annual competition invites emerging or mid-career architects to propose structures that utilize advanced technologies. The pavilion is located in the garden of the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in Sydney. Trifolium is a unique, self-supporting shell structure located in Sydney. Its three-pronged shape creates a beautiful curved canopy that can be used as a meeting…

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Project EGG is an object measuring 5 x 4 x 3 meters, composed of 4760 uniquely shaped stones, 3D-printed by Studio Michiel van der Kley together with hundreds of co-creators all over the world. The largest 3D-printing community art project so far. A new way of creating and collaborating.

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