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“AI x Symbiotic Architecture,” a self-growing residential tower by Manas Bhatia using Midjourney
Manas Bhatia, an Indian architect and computational designer, has been using the potential of the artificial intelligence (AI) tool Midjourney to create surreal architectural concepts.
The AI is already shaking the grounds of visual arts, raising questions about artistic democracy, authenticity, ownership, and censorship.
Carlos Banon is naturally attracted to exploring new creative processes.
Those where accidents are captured and the answers do not necessarily solve most of the original queries but uncover new opportunities.
Tim Fu’s latest work investigates the use of AI Image generation technology, to examine how this disruptive new technology reshapes the role of architectural design.
3D printing has made advances in the AEC industry. The technology is being demonstrated by the construction of a 3D-printed masonry wall.
Google’s Bay View Campus: The Great Intersection of Sustainability, Technology, And The Workplace
Designed by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group and Heatherwick Studios, this campus by Google is a new beginning and inception of empowering the workforce with a thoughtful, conducive and healthy work environment.
Designed by UDG Atelier Alpha, the Panda Tower is a new cultural landmark for the giant panda Breeding’s new site.
Today, robotic applications are being used in the realms of architecture, construction, and research presenting a lot of opportunities for us.
Iranian architects recently focus on changing the face of contemporary Iranian architecture by linking aesthetics to the country’s cultural heritage.
3D printing technology has gained a lot of momentum in the last decade. You might have read articles on how 3D printing has disrupted different markets, including gaming, aerospace, construction, automotive, electronics, and more! There have been speculations that it might replace traditional manufacturing in the coming years. But how far 3D printing technology will go? What are the possibilities of the evolution of this technology in the industry?
