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Desert Ark tests how 3D printing can build self-sufficient shelters in one of the planet’s harshest terrains. In China, a dual-mode flying car hints at a future where urban mobility takes to the air.

In Milan, BIG’s CityWave connects two towers under a sweeping photovoltaic canopy, and Snøhetta’s King Abdulaziz Centre in Saudi Arabia continues to stand as a symbol of cultural renewal.

WAF and The Architect’s Newspaper spotlight a new generation of talent in their 40 Under 40 North America list as Aerofoot “flying shoes” test the limits of AI-generated illusion, and our list of 10 unconventional stadiums shows that even in an age of data and design logic, architects still know how to surprise.

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China’s GAC Debuts GOVE, a Dual-Mode Flying Car for the Future City

40 Under 40 North America Architects Honored by WAF and The Architect’s Newspaper

The Lesser-Known Story of the Dancing House

10 Most Unique and Weird Stadiums in the World

CityWave by BIG Takes Shape in Milan with One of Europe’s Largest Urban Arches

Snøhetta’s Pebble-Inspired King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture in Saudi Arabia

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