Browsing: Architecture & Design

Milan Design Week is an annual event and is considered one of the most important design events in the world. The event typically includes exhibitions, installations, and presentations by designers, architects, and artists from around the world. Here is a list compiled of 10 of these exhibitions and pavilions.

The Meta-Fluid Studio 3.0 explores the quality and power of Fluid Design to conceive cyber-urban environments in virtual cities. Here are 10 stunning projects made during Meta-Fluid Studio – Mariana Cabugueira!

The Yacht Club, a project dreamed up by Dragos Epure, was born from the desire to create a seamless, fluid exhibition space where both NFT collectors and casual viewers could converge. The project was designed as part of PAACADEMY‘s “Meta-Fluid Studio 2.0” with Mariana Cabugueira.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Art Program take a place on April 14-16 and April 21-23, 2023, featuring exciting new immersive works from both local and international artists and designers.

Impermeable, solid concrete is one of the most significant materials that we can evaluate the difference between the built environment and the natural environment.

Jane Jacobs collected her observations of cities and her questions in “The Death and Life of Great American Cities.” She asked questions such as, “What factors make a city safe?”, “What is a neighborhood like?”, “What is the position of the neighborhood in big cities?”, and “How does life work in cities?”.

Brian Wu, an accomplished architectural and computational designer, will be leading a 90-minute beginner tutorial on Processing at the upcoming Computational Design: NEXT 13 online conference.

Architecture is constantly evolving from designing on earth, in water, reaching the sky, and now building high up on trees. Designing and constructing a treehouse is a challenging design process.

Bionic architecture takes inspiration from the physiological, behavioral, and structural adaptations found in living organisms. Bionic architecture emerged in the 1990s as a movement that drew inspiration from the fields of biotechnology and cybernetics, as well as from natural systems and processes.

The exponential rise in global population and limited land availability has pushed architects, urban designers, and urban planners to use land more efficiently. Since the scope for horizontal development is limited, vertical expansion has emerged as a promising solution.