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For today’s edition, we’ve got a bundle of interesting articles, insights, and trends just for you. Let’s take a look:
LEGO Architecture turns the world’s most iconic structures into miniature works of art, blending play and design in the most fun way possible.
Ever wondered how tech shapes architecture? BIM in modern architecture breaks down how this game-changing tool is making design smarter, faster, and more collaborative.
Take a stroll through 10 iconic pedestrian bridges that combine functionality with breathtaking design—bridges have never looked so good.
The transformative states of computer-aided design dives into how CAD has evolved over the years, shaping the way architects think, create, and innovate.
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How LEGO Architecture Brings Iconic Structures to Life
The LEGO Architecture line is a fusion of artistry and engineering. It invites builders to delve into the world of iconic structures, transforming the playful act of building into an exploration of architectural design and principles.
The Unda Loop Series: Biomimetic Innovation Meets Advanced Manufacturing
At the intersection of computational design and biological architecture, a new collaboration between industrial design visionary Ross Lovegrove, creative director Ila Colombo, and computational designer Nolan June Kim brings an exciting advancement in wearable technology: the Unda Loop Series.
10 Iconic Pedestrian Bridges Around the World
This article introduces 10 of the most iconic pedestrian bridges around the world, each with a unique approach and concept for either urban revitalization or social integration.
Streamline Moderne: An Era of Curves, Speed, and Modernity
Step back to the 1930s, a time of transition, where the Streamline Moderne aesthetic emerged as a response to the Great Depression. Explore how this dynamic style, seen in everything from luxury automobiles to airplanes, defined an era and continues to captivate today.
Fusing Realities: AI-Driven Architectural Narratives ❗NEW | Parametric Workflows with BlenderThis workshop teaches how to create custom toolpaths for 3D printing, CNC, and robotic fabrication using Blender's Geometry Nodes. The workshop is scheduled for January 11 & 12, 2025. |
8 Most Sustainable Office Buildings
In this article, we explore eight remarkable sustainable office buildings from around the globe, each showcasing groundbreaking advancements in green design and technology.
The Transformative States of Computer-Aided Design
In the 1960s, Steven A. Coons envisioned a collaborative approach where computers handle non-creative tasks, allowing designers to focus on innovation. Today, computer-aided design (CAD) plays a crucial role in architecture, enhancing everything from drafting to structural analysis.
8 Oldest Skyscrapers in the World
When it comes to the oldest skyscrapers, the criteria are quite simple: height, structural innovation, and historical significance.
Unravelling the Global Impact of Islamic Architecture
Islamic architecture represents a remarkable journey of cultural adaptation and spiritual expression. This article will explore the origins, evolution, expansion, features, and global influence of Islamic architecture.
The Diffusion Architect 2.0This workshop will show you how to leverage AI diffusion models like SDXL and Flux to elevate your architectural design process and streamline workflows. The workshop is scheduled for January 18 – 19, 2025. | 3D-Printing Clay: Exploring Coded PatternsThis workshop teaches how to create parametric ceramic designs using Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Human, LunchBox, and Pufferfish for 3D clay printing. The workshop is scheduled for February 1 – 2, 2025. |