Browsing: Architecture News

The 60,000-seat football stadium, Hangzhou International Sports Centre, includes a 19.000 indoor-seat arena, practice saloons, and an aquatics center with two 50-meter pools.

Team4Humanity (TEAM4UA) has announced plans to build Europe’s first 3D-printed school in the war-torn neighborhoods of Ukraine.

Foster+Partners announced that “the world’s first fully immersive experiential marine life center” would design by them. The institute will locate in the Triple Bay Marina, at the ultra-luxury destination, AMAALA, on the Red Sea coastline of Saudi Arabia.

Aerial photography company OT Sky released NEOM’s The Line, a mega-project, current situation drone photos. In the photos, countless excavators can be noticed drilling a wide linear channel in the desert.

Meta introduced its new VR (virtual reality) technology, Quest Pro, and a series of games coming to the platform at the Connect 2022 event.

For the first time, London-based architecture and design innovation firm ecoLogicStudio is part of an exhibition called “Habitat One” in South Korea.

The new Ørestad Church, a contemporary landmark for Denmark’s capital, depicts a gathering spot in the forests designed by Henning Larsen. The 1,750 sqm church, designed in wood and wood shingle, represents the wide environment of Ørestad.

The Asian Winter Games will be held in 2029 at a mountain resort in Saudi Arabia’s Trojena project.

Voyager’s planned free-flying commercial space station and Hilton will design the communal spaces and crew accommodations on the private space station in low-Earth orbit (LEO) called Starlab.

The second exhibition of “Seeing the Invisible” launches today, with ten partner gardens from eight countries, curated by Hadas Maor and Tal Michael Haring.