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PA Talks 68 with Arthur Mamou-Mani out! 🎥

Join us at PA Talks 68 for an exclusive office tour and interview with Arthur Mamou-Mani.

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Exciting developments are unfolding in the world of architecture! Researchers at ETH Zurich have pioneered a groundbreaking robotic additive manufacturing technique called “impact printing,” advancing sustainable construction practices.

Meanwhile, Foster + Partners have completed the most significant renovation of San Francisco’s Transamerica Pyramid Center in over 50 years, breathing new life into the historic Redwood Park at its base.

In recognition of his outstanding contributions to architecture, Shigeru Ban has been named the 35th Laureate of the Praemium Imperiale Award for Architecture.

And there’s more! We’re thrilled to announce the AI in Practice Competition, inviting architects and designers from around the globe to conceptualize a landmark building in the heart of London. Compete for a chance to win exciting prizes! 🏆

Plus, don’t miss out on our special offer: enjoy a 30% discount on past workshops using the code SKILLUP30, with an exclusive 15%+ discount for members!

Dive into this newsletter to explore these exciting innovations and opportunities!

PA Talks 68 – Arthur Mamou-Mani

Join us at PA Talks 68 for a unique opportunity to experience an office tour and engage in an insightful interview with Arthur Mamou-Mani, a distinguished architect celebrated for his pioneering utilization of 3D printing technology and environmentally sustainable materials.

Howl’s Moving Castle’s Architecture: A Blend of Storytelling, Theme, and Fantasy

In Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle’s Architecture, the moving castle serves as more than just a background. It embodies transformation, freedom, and the conflict between nature and industrialization. The castle is a living entity that changes and grows with the characters, reflecting their emotional journeys and the turmoil they experience.

Shigeru Ban awarded 2024 Praemium Imperiale for Architecture

Shigeru Ban was named the 35th Laureate of the prestigious Praemium Imperiale for Architecture. Founded in 1988 by the Japan Art Association, the annual award honors outstanding contributions in Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Music, and Theatre/Film.

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Why do people choose to live in gated communities?

Lately, because of security issues and other side benefits, gated communities are going to be really popular in many countries. Gated communities are residential areas enclosed by physical barriers, such as walls or fences, with controlled entry points, including gates with security or electronic access systems.

Exploring the Dark and Divine in Gothic Architecture

In an attempt to chase divine light, Gothic architecture has been perceived rather darkly over the years. Maybe it’s a perfect paradox, feeling both spirituality and fear in these stone-carved marvels. This was a style so innovative that in all of its four centuries of prevalence, it had no name.

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10 tallest buildings in the United States

The United States skyline is a living expression of the country’s architectural history, marked by ambition, innovation, and technical competence. From the early twentieth century, when steel skyscrapers first appeared in urban areas, to the present period of extremely tall buildings, the United States has always sought to push the frontiers of structural design.

How Was Burj Khalifa Built?

Since its opening in 2010, Burj Khalifa still stands at 828 meters tall as the world’s tallest building. It broke Taipei 101’s record in Taiwan, which stood at 508 meters, by an astonishing 320 meters. Towering in the sky for over a decade, this skyscraper’s reign might soon come to an end.

3D Concrete Printing in Construction: Applications, Benefits and Challenges

The construction industry has made significant technological advances in recent times, and one of the greatest breakthroughs is 3D concrete printing. It is a novel technology that involves the harmonic integration of additive manufacturing concepts with traditional building materials, resulting in a completely disruptive approach to conventional designs.