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

• The 15 biggest stadiums of 2025 are set to be monumental, with cutting-edge design that takes sports venues to the next level, blending size, tech, and sustainability.

• Heatherwick Studio’s Nodeul Island in Seoul is a stunning project, turning an island into a vibrant cultural space that brings nature, design, and innovation together in an extraordinary way.

• Gensler’s 10 architecture marvels showcase some of the most defining modern designs, with each project pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in architecture.

• Curious about green roofs? This article explores how they’re becoming a game-changer in sustainable urban development, offering solutions for energy efficiency and better city living.

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Top 15 Biggest Stadiums Around The World in 2025

Many stadiums have been built around the world to accommodate the largest possible number of spectators. These stadiums enhance the spectator experience and push the boundaries of design.

Heatherwick Studio Wins Competition to Redesign Nodeul Island in Seoul

Heatherwick Studio has won a global competition to transform an artificial island on the Han River in the center of Seoul into a new public park.

Gensler’s 10 Architecture Marvels Defining Modern Design

Gensler is a global architecture and design firm founded by Art Gensler and his wife, Drue Gensler, and associate James Follett, headquartered in San Francisco. The firm’s approach to architecture and design goes way beyond buildings; they believe in creating an environment that harmoniously balances humans and community.

How Do Green Roofs Contribute to Sustainable Urban Development?

Green roofs, or as it is rightfully called “living roofs”, are either a partially or completely covered roof with vegetation offering a variety of environmental, social, economic, and aesthetic benefits.

Nelson-Atkins Museum Expansion Design Proposals by KKAA, and others

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri, is hosting an exhibition titled Building Belonging: Designing the Future of the Nelson-Atkins, featuring the shortlisted design concepts for the Museum‘s expansion.

Speculating an Entire City Buried Under The Great Pyramids of Giza

A team of Italian and Scottish scientists has unveiled the shocking results of their research about the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, the 4,500-year-old wonder of the world.

Portlantis by MVRDV Offers a New Perspective on the Port of Rotterdam

In the 21st century, the Port is embarking on one of the most significant changes in its history as it transitions to sustainable, low-energy operations.

Vertical Forests: Merging Nature and Urban High-Rises

Today, 56% of the world’s population (4.4 billion inhabitants) lives in cities, and with the rise of vertical forests, this trend is expected to continue, with the urban population doubling its current size by 2050. At that point, nearly 7 of 10 people will live in cities.