10 Largest Airports in Asia

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Here are some architectural updates to remember!

The Rizhao Center is a large architectural project currently being constructed in Rizhao, China. It will reach a height of 485 meters with 94 floors and is expected to be finished by 2028.

Re:Imagine London is a virtual experience in Fortnite created by Zaha Hadid Architects in partnership with Epic Games. It showcases the practical applications of gaming technology in architecture using the Unreal Editor for Fortnite.

MVRDV, along with co-architects Huayi Design, has been announced as the winner of the competition for the Shenzhen Pingshan Sports Park in Eastern Shenzhen.

Meta recently unveiled "Orion," their first true AR glasses. The company describes Orion as a product that "enables digital experiences that are unconstrained by the limits of a smartphone screen."

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The “AI in Practice Competition” challenges architects and designers from around the world to conceptualize a landmark building in the heart of London. The concept should be a harmonious blend of innovation and heritage, reflecting the dynamic essence of London’s architectural landscape.

10 Largest Airports in Asia

Asia is home to some of the world’s most impressive and expansive airports. These architectural marvels not only facilitate the travel needs of millions of passengers annually but also stand as testaments to modern engineering, sustainable design innovations, and constant attention to the art and culture of their surroundings.

Puerto Rico Architecture: Diversity, History, and Resilience

Puerto Rico’s architectural landscape is a vivid reflection of its diverse cultural, geographical, and historical influences. From its early colonial buildings to contemporary constructions, the island’s architectural identity has evolved through different stages of conquest, colonization, and modernization.

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Towards a New Intelligent Architecture: From Le Corbusier to the IoT Era

In Towards A New Architecture, Le Corbusier strongly advocates for a new mindset regarding housing—one that embraces the mass production of homes, which he famously calls “machines for living.” This vision was shaped by the uncertainties of the Industrial Revolution when rapid technological advances were transforming construction methods and architecture.

10 Iconic Buildings in New York City

Often called the “Big Apple,” New York City is a cultural, commercial, and innovative center globally. The city boasts a remarkable architectural presentation where soaring buildings mix old with the new in an amazing way. With their heights and prominence among other important landmarks, buildings in New York City have represented passion for strength, heroism, and unequivocalness.

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Sustainable Urbanism: Placemaking for Healthy Cities

Sustainability in a built environment takes an all-around, holistic approach to planning the cities which accommodates the environmental aspects with social integrity. With an overarching focus on placemaking- an idea that focuses on the design and management of urban community spaces, sustainable urbanism helps reduce the impacts of adverse effects of changing climate.

8 Intentionally Inclined Structures

Inclination in design is a remarkable feature that requires careful structural consideration and execution. These designs not only challenge conventional architecture but also push the boundaries of engineering innovation. Let’s investigate 8 unique intentionally inclined structures and understand how they work.

How Gothic Architecture Redefined Medieval Design with Light and Verticality

The Gothic architectural style is one of the most easily identifiable and undoubtedly one of the most important in Western art and architecture history. It reached its height in Europe during the High and Late Middle Ages, spanning the 12th to 16th centuries.