Browsing: GEN

Neom Airlines will launch operations from the current Neom Bay airport, which opened in 2019 and will offer domestic flights in Saudi Arabia as well as international flights to London and Dubai.

Brian Wu, an accomplished architectural and computational designer, will be leading a 90-minute beginner tutorial on Processing at the upcoming Computational Design: NEXT 13 online conference.

Voies Navigables de France (VNF), the country’s navigation authority, collaborated with France’s Minister Delegate for Transport Clément Beaune to launch a competition promoting sustainable shipping innovation in preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympic Games.

Architecture is constantly evolving from designing on earth, in water, reaching the sky, and now building high up on trees. Designing and constructing a treehouse is a challenging design process.

One of Boston Dynamics’ most famous robots: Spot. Many of us may have known it from the video where it danced to the song Uptown Funk. The robot dog, who appeared with the image of a cute helper, inspired a Black Mirror episode, and in this episode, a not-so-cute side was introduced into people’s minds.

QS announced the top universities to study Architecture and the Built Environment in 2023. The index includes around 1,500 universities and filters by different criteria, from academic reputation to the number of international students enrolled and locations across Europe, Asia, and North America.

Dubai plans to restart its mega-airport construction project, according to MEED, which is the expansion of Al-Maktoum International Airport. By 2050, the airport hopes to be the world’s largest, capable of accommodating up to 255 million people per year.

Canal Heights is a residential development project by DAMAC Properties in collaboration with De Grisogono, in the coveted area of Business Bay.

Ross Lovegrove has created a series of spectacular over-100-meter superyachts that challenge traditional notions of yacht design. The yachts’ are structurally created through ‘netification’, a design principle that adopts net and web-like structures to achieve complexity and light penetration throughout the vessels, resulting in a final aesthetic that is both visually stunning and highly parametric.

Reform Design Lab’s mission is to create statement pieces combining extraordinary design with innovative state-of-the-art technology, using sustainable materials and means of manufacturing.