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If I know the world, I can improve it: Deep-diving into the surreal world of “Poor Things”

Poor Things is a science fiction movie blended with horror, dark comedy, and fantasy, adapted from a 1992 novel by Alasdair Gray.

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This weekend, the second session of the Spatial Fragmentations will take place, and we will go deeper into Houdini and explore its full potential to create complex models. This workshop aims at advanced users who want to learn VEX and Foreach looping techniques in detail.

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If I know the world, I can improve it: Deep-diving into the surreal world of “Poor Things”

When discussing Oscar-winning films, one considers the success of many elements, such as direction, screenplay, best picture and actors, production design, cinematography, and so much more. A notable factor that often plays a significant role in the overall success of films is its architectural brilliance.

PA Talks 62 – Alper Derinbogaz

During PA Talks 62, we had a great conversation with Alper Derinbogaz, the founder of Salon. We discussed his professional journey, architecture’s future, and upcoming projects. Alper is known as an innovative architect who challenges conventional thinking. His diverse portfolio ranges from cultural institutions to architectural installations and masterplans. He is also a visiting professor at the Pratt Institute in New York.

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Sou Fujimoto: What lies beneath complex structures?

At the beginning of time, architecture was designed based on human needs. However, with the continuous growth and evolution of the world, buildings began to be designed in consideration of human culture and behavior. This is why you see different architectural styles in various countries and regions.

MAD Architects unveils the design for Lishui Airport in Zhejiang

MAD Architects has unveiled the design of the new Lishui Airport in Zhejiang Province. The city of Lishui, known for its greenery and valleys, is located in southwest Zhejiang Province. The airport is designed as a regional airport catering to domestic flights, with an expected annual passenger capacity of 1 million.

Sordo Madaleno presents the redesign of El Molinón stadium

The design studio Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos and the Mexican sports management company Orlegi Sports presented their proposal for the refurbishment and remodeling of El Molinón Stadium in Gijón, Spain. The Molinón Stadium, officially the Estadio Municipal El Molinón-Enrique Castro ‘Quini.’

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Heatherwick Studio unveils the colorful school design in Colombia

Heatherwick Studio has revealed its newest design – a school and makers’ space for Universidad Ean in Colombia. This is the first project of the studio in South America. The project is located on the university’s existing campus in central Bogotá and aims to accommodate the school of sustainable design and workshops.

Future-Fit Cities: Explore safety & adaptive density at CTBUH Europe 2024

The CTBUH 2024 Europe Conference, “Future-Fit Cities: Safer, Adaptive Density in a Changing Era,” will take place in Istanbul, 18 – 19 April 2024. This conference is your chance to explore the future of European architecture and urbanism. Discussions will challenge traditional density patterns and promote innovative, sustainable vertical growth across the continent.

Journey Through Time: 7 historical places to visit in Isfahan

Isfahan is a crowded city in Iran with a population of around 2 million. It is situated at the crossroads of two main routes through Iran, the north-south and east-west routes. This strategic location makes the city a significant hub for transportation and commerce.