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Lishui Yintai City is located in the Jiangbin Business Center, a collection of one-stop shopping, star hotels, high-end residences, and a 600,000-square-meter urban symbiosis integrating urban apartments and commercial office buildings
Iris van Herpen’s new collection, inspired by aquatic architecture and bionic innovations
Iris van Herpen presented an enticing collection, ARCHITECTONICS, inspired by Aquatic Architecture and Bionic Innovations, during Paris Haute Couture Week on July 3rd, 2023.
The Washi paper pavilion is an architectural installation by YET Architecture, featured at the Architectural festival Vives in Montpellier, France, 2023.
Eddy and Shroud explore a multi-tiered canopy system with a staircase and enclosed spaces, supported by columns
Designed by Jenny Sabin Studio, Eddy and Shroud are permanently installed within the open and adaptable architecture of the Bay View Building at the Google Bay View Campus in Mountain View, California.
Olimpo Nomade by Langarita Navarro, a nomadic city for the festival’s performing artist
Designed by Langarita Navarro, Olimpo Nomade is the place where the musicians get ready before their performance, where they can relax and chill out with their peers after the concert or session.
In “contraDictions.”, Mümün Keser explores the fusion of media and architecture, utilizing contradictory processes to shape designs and unique experiences.
Pavilions are compact and often standalone structures that refine the design to its essence. Usually, pavilions showcase innovative concepts, materials, and building methods.
Entangled Matter focuses on creating symbiotic ecosystems to address environmental imbalances
Entagled Matter designed by X-Topia and CRGarchitecture (Marcella Del Signore, Cordula Roser Gray, Tatiana Teixeira), is a multidisciplinary design team based in New York, New Orleans, and Rio de Janeiro also, and the project 3D printed by LaMaquina by Noumena.
“La Fleur Mathematique” combines math, construction, and art to pay tribute to the Genius Loci
The temporary sculpture “La Fleur Mathematique” does more than just show how math is used in construction and architecture. Instead, it is a one-of-a-kind object that exists on the cusp of science and art while acknowledging the unique conditions of the Genius Loci.
Southeast University architects used 3D-printed formworks to create skeleton concrete structures
Southeast University architects created a series of skeleton concrete structures using 3D-printed formworks as a digital take on 19th-century French structural rationalism.
