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Mamou-Mani Architects’ 3D printing pavilion takes center stage at Dubai Design Week 2023
Mamou-Mani Architects will showcase Altostrata, a pavilion made of compostable sugar-based polylactic acid (PLA), at Dubai Design Week 2023.
Weaving a Home is a performative structural material system designed by Jordainan-Palestian designer Abeer Seikaly. Weaving a Home has undergone several stages since its inception in 2013.
The Egg Exploratorium, designed by FCJZ, is a cultural facility that showcases scientific knowledge about eggs and serves as a prelude to a tour of the production line.
Diamond Schmitt and MVRDV designs a dynamic new building at the gateway of the UTSC campus
Diamond Schmitt and MVRDV unveiled the plans for the new building at the University of Toronto’s Scarborough Campus (UTSC) that will house the Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health (SAMIH).
La Chesnaie Gymnasium, designed by Bohuon Bertic Architectes, is in the southeast of Nantes, in an area set aside for public services, close to two other buildings.
Luma AI has unveiled a new tool called Genie that allows anyone to generate realistic 3D models. The new tool can create 3D things from natural language prompts.
From October 20 to November 18, 2023, Forever Is Now 03 will be open for visitors in Giza, Egypt. Curated by CulurVator – Art De’Egypte, the exhibition showcases artworks by 14 international artists.
Zaha Hadid Architects have designed the Aljada Central Hub, which covers 732,000 square feet of public squares and gardens.
FIDA Scotland’s new building minimizes embodied carbon through efficient design and material selection
Grimshaw has revealed the designs for the Futures Institute at Dollar Academy (FIDA) in Scotland, UK, which is intended to be the permanent home for the Institute.
Design for Deconstruction: Transforming architecture with sustainable approaches and real-world examples
The cradle-to-cradle approach in architecture offers a rethinking of the end of buildings’ life from the point where birth begins. And thinking about the end of building from the beginning forms the Design for Deconstruction (DfD) approach
