Browsing: Technology

High-tech architecture originated in the 1960s and had its heyday in the 1980s but continues to play a relevant aesthetic role until today, depending on the definition and interpretation of ‘high-tech’.

Biotechnology architecture intertwines the theories of nature with building design principles to foster the co-existence of man and earth.

Technology is hereby seen as the panacea for improving the effectiveness of our lives, but in the process, essential questions are often not asked: Do we want to live in such a technotopia? How do we want to live in 30 years?

When you’re new to technology as an architect or designer, it can feel like you’ve walked into a party where everyone knows what they’re talking about. Sometimes a brief and simple explanation is all that is required to grasp a new concept. And that’s precisely what we’ve got here: a jargon-free, plain-English tech dictionary for designers!

Smart materials are the future of efficient and cutting-edge design and construction. Future buildings design should strive to be efficient with less environmental impact hence, one must tend to have smart choices. They have a positive impact and benefits for any structure used extensively for construction purposes.

Industrial robots are changing how we make everything. These tools are progressively changing how buildings are made by bridging the gap between the concept of a design and the way design is completed.

In architecture and design, digitalism has become one of the prior aspects of our profession. Therefore we can’t hold ourselves from looking into the world of Virtual reality. VR is a powerful tool that lets us travel from one world to another.

Friedrich Schiller says that in his “play drive” philosophical concept when a kid starts to enjoy the game and does not understand how time passes, if you start to get the same enjoyment in art, you will not understand how time passes as well.

The narrative is a very important thing in architectural design projects. Each design must have a goal and a design idea. However, those design ideas don’t have to be focused on narrative, from time to time it’s more focused on function rather than story-telling.

What is Cyber Renaissance, what is the connection to Renaissance? To understand this, we first must understand what Transhumanism means.