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Happy New Year!

For today’s edition, we’ve got a bundle of interesting articles, insights, and trends just for you. Let’s take a look:

• Roth Architecture’s EKŌ car redefines eco-luxury, blending sustainability with style in Tulum’s high-end developments.

• The Museum for Qujing Culture is a structural marvel, featuring a massive anti-gravity roof that turns engineering into art.

• 10 of the largest 3D-printed houses show how technology is taking construction to new heights—think massive homes, sustainable materials, and fast builds.

• Explore the legacy of Charles Correa through six iconic projects that capture the essence of modern Indian architecture.

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Parametric Architecture

PA Talks 70 – Ben van Berkel

In PA Talks 70, we caught up with the visionary architect Ben van Berkel at UNStudio’s headquarters in Amsterdam. Our conversation took us through his architectural journey, revealing the inspirations and influences that shaped his path, while also exploring some of UNStudio’s most groundbreaking projects.

8 Architectural Styles That Shaped The World

Imagine a world where houses are built not with bricks and mortar but are 3D printed. 3D printing technology is rapidly changing the face of the construction industry, with several ground-breaking homes popping up all over the world.

6 Impressive Works of Charles Correa in India

Charles Mark Correa (born, September 1, 1939-died June 16, 2015) was one of India’s leading architects and urban planners. Awarded the title of “Indıa’s greatest archıtect,” by RIBA, Correa has been highly respected both nationally and internationally for his more than 100 constructed projects and architectural approach.

Buckminster Fuller: “Doing more with less”

Richard Buckminster Fuller, also known as Buckminster Fuller, was an American futurist, author, designer, architect, systems theorist, and inventor. He wrote a great deal about his views and theories, and his contributions to the domains of sustainability, design, and architecture were profound.

Roth Architecture’s EK Car blends sustainability in Tulum’s luxury development

Roth Architecture, a renowned design studio based in Tulum, has unveiled its latest innovation: the EK car. This car has impressive new looks and advanced features that have never been seen before in mass-produced automobiles.

Museum for Qujing Culture Center boasts a massive ‘anti-gravity’ structural roof

Designed in collaboration with Architects Atelier Alter and Hordor Design Group, the Museum for Qujing Culture Center represents one of the unique architectural complexes in the Yunnan region of China. Intended to exhibit remains of the Chinese civilization, some of which are thousands of years old, the museum has an ethereal beauty.

BIG’s New HQ: Where Innovation Meets Sustainable Design

Bjarke Ingels Group has unveiled its new headquarters in the heart of Copenhagen-an architectural marvel that combines innovation, technology, and sustainability into one cohesive vision. The headquarters is called the Piranesian HQ in reference to what BIG describes as “pragmatism meeting utopia, functionality meeting environmental stewardship”

Rolando Cedeno de la Cruz reimagines cities with Urban Garden Bridges

Urban Garden Bridges: A Vision for the Future of Cities, an AI-generated concept by Rolando Cedeno de la Cruz, reimagines urban spaces by blending nature into transit areas and built environments.