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The piece was created by AN.ONYMOUS in collaboration with UCLA CityLAB for NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), aims to take work outside of the office and encourage new forms of collaboration and interaction with and within the outside environment.
Dyson unveiled its first audio product earlier this year, a pair of headphones that promised to block not only noise but also unwanted airborne particles.
all(zone)’s MPavilion 2022, designed and delivered by a female-led team, experiments with materials never before used in Australia to create a joyful environment for MPavilion’s summer programs in the Queen Victoria Gardens.
Designed by Danish exhibition design studio Kvorning Design, Salmon Eye is a floating exhibition pavilion on Hardangerfjord, the second-largest fjord in Norway.
The Beyond project was designed by Ned Daniels as part of PAACADEMY‘s “INFINIUM Studio” with Studio Chantal Matar. INFINIUM was an art and architecture project aimed to promote independent thought and symbiosis in art, digital craft, and architecture.
European Space Agency, TU Delft, and Vertico collaborated on 3D-printed Mars habitats
The Technical University of Delft (TU Delft) and the European Space Agency (ESA) have collaborated with Vertico 3D concrete printing to print future habitats on Mars using cutting-edge technology.
Lazzarini has introduced the world’s most expensive yacht concept. Also having the distinction of being the largest floating structure in the world.
Julia Koerner and Ruth E. Carter collaborated on 3D-printed costumes for Wakanda Forever
Following the international success of Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther,” Ruth E. Carter and Julia Koerner teamed up once more for 3D printed costumes for Marvel Studio.
France-based artist Anna Zhilyaeva is creating immersive art experiences with VR, holograms, and other technologies. She produces mixed-reality videos. Her creations are more than paintings, they are whole visual experiences.
The UVA researchers are taking 3D printing a step further by combining speed, cost efficiency, and low energy and bio-based materials.
