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BIG recently shared images of its soon-to-be-completed office located in Copenhagen Harbor. The BIG HQ spans over 4,880 square meters and will serve as its fourth office since its establishment by Bjarke Ingels in 2005.

Marina Tower will be covered in greenery, making it the country’s “first green high-rise building,” according to the Foster + Partners. The skyscraper will be divided into two towers with multiple platforms linking swimming pools.

Midjourney released panning command, and it’s quite fascinating. This command allows images to be stretched in four directions – right, left, up, and down. It almost feels like an attempt to fill in the gaps of a 360-degree scene.

Frank Ghery-designed Guggenheim Museum Bilbao received The American Institute of Architects’s 2023 Twenty-Five Year Award.

UAE-based Luxe Developers has announced its upscale $408.3 million twin-tower project which is named ‘Oceano’ located on Al Marjan Island.

A football clubhouse and public building in Europe have been created using a BOD2 3D construction printer from COBOD. This structure measures 25 meters in length, 15 meters in width, and 10 meters in height, making it the first of its kind to be built using 3D printing technology.

The Federal Aviation Administration granted Alef Aeronautics, Special Airworthiness Certification for its Model A flying car. According to Alef Aeronautics, this makes it the “world’s first real flying car” to be FAA-certified to fly.

Las Vegas has unveiled the largest spherical structure in the world. To celebrate the Fourth of July, the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas was adorned with images of fireworks and the moon.

Decathlon, a leading sports company, and Lonati Group have partnered with HP to showcase their groundbreaking manufacturing concept at the ITMA tradeshow in Milan. Their innovative and sustainable approach to shoe manufacturing has the potential to revolutionize the industry.

LookX has recently introduced a revolutionary tool that utilizes AI technology to convert sketches or crumpled paper into 3D models. The tool is specifically designed for “architecture lovers.”