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Ying Gao’s “Flowing Water, Standing Time” was inspired by neurologist Oliver Sacks’ novel, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,” in which he tells the story of Jimmie G, a 49-year-old former sailor who believes he is 19 and has been convinced of this since leaving the Navy.

From the dawn of human civilization, we have continuously strived to push the boundaries of architecture and construction. With the advent of cutting-edge technology, a new era has emerged, bringing forth the symbiotic relationship between robotics and the AEC industry.

In the summer of 2016, Dorte Mandrup was announced the winner of the international design competition for the Ilulissat Icefjord…

Wolf Ranch Community was built by ICON and Lennar, and co-designed by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group. This 3D-printed house is the first of its kind and is part of a larger development project that includes 100 homes near Austin, Texas.

AI tools are becoming increasingly popular in the design sector every day. It is necessary for architects, interior designers, and other design professionals to be a part of this journey. Artificial Intelligence tools like Midjourney, DALLE-2, and Stable Diffusion are just the beginning.

The AI-Driven Creativity workshop will significantly emphasize the brainstorming process and the exploration of diverse ideas

This article lists 10 temples from the Asian continent with their stunning images and stories. With their eye-catching architecture from different countries, this list is a closer look for religious architecture enthusiasts or passers-by.

Designed by Rami Harkous, the Glitch skyscraper is a visionary architectural design located near Beirut port, which was the site of the massive explosion in 2020. This awful occurrence damaged Beirut’s urban fabric and greatly influenced not only the city but also the lives and identities of its inhabitants.

14Trees, a Holcim and British International Investment joint venture, has announced the release of Iroko, a new construction-ready 3D printer.

Hive3D Builders collaborated with Eco Materials and Green Cement to create a low-cost geopolymer cement replacement that emits up to 93% less CO2.