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Skyscrapers, Summer Pavilion, Festivals, and more!

Our latest newsletter brings you a burst of creativity and innovation from the world of art, architecture, and design.

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Foster + Partners built the Radial Summer Pavilion in collaboration with Brookfield Properties for the London Festival of Architecture (LFA).

Havelar completed Portugal’s first 3D-printed house in the Greater Porto area using COBOD’s 3D construction printing technology. Additionally, BM Partners completed Central Asia’s first 3D-printed house in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 100-square-meter house was constructed in less than two months.

This weekend, the workshop will primarily focus on Grasshopper and the plug-in Pufferfish to explore geometrical operations. We will look at techniques that yield certain results as we work with specific geometric typologies.

Let's delve into the newsletter and explore these exciting developments! 👋

This weekend: Fractal Matrix Architecture 🚀

The workshop will primarily focus on Grasshopper and the plug-in Pufferfish to explore geometrical operations. We will look at techniques that yield certain results as we work with specific geometric typologies. The geometric typologies that will be examined will be orthogonal, cubic, and rectangular geometrical systems.

Radial Summer Pavilion by Foster + Partners opens to the public at Principal Place

Foster + Partners built the Radial Summer Pavilion in collaboration with Brookfield Properties for the London Festival of Architecture (LFA). ‘Radial’ is built from reusable materials to ensure its sustainable legacy. The Pavilion is a focal point on the plaza, fostering community engagement.

Havelar completes Portugal’s first 3D-printed house

Havelar completed Portugal’s first 3D-printed house in the Greater Porto area using COBOD’s 3D construction printing technology. The house was printed in 18 hours and has 2 bedrooms and an area of around 80 sqm.

ESET Campus by BIG is expected to open in 2027

ESET Campus, designed by BIG, is the European AI and Cybersecurity Hub in Bratislava. Representing a “tech neighborhood,” the project consists of multiple buildings among the headquarters for Slovak internet security company ESET.

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Fractal Matrix Architecture: Algorithmic design for environmental engagement

Jack Oliva-Rendler is exploring work processes in digital 3D modeling, geospatial information systems (GIS), and algorithmic modeling methods for multi-scale ecological solutions at planetary, bio-regional, infrastructural, local, and community-based levels of work.

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Lunar Habitat Model by Hassell and ESA selected for Royal Academy Summer Exhibition

The Lunar Habitat Model by HASSELL and the European Space Agency was selected for the Royal Academy of Arts’ 256th Summer Exhibition. The show will start on 18 June 2024. The model was designed as part of the Lunar Habitat Master Plan, which is also part of the European Space Agency’s Discovery program.

✨Upcoming Workshops✨

BM Partners completes Central Asia’s first 3D printed house in Kazakhstan

BM Partners completed Central Asia’s first 3D-printed house in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 100-square-meter house was constructed in less than two months. This project once again demonstrates that 3D printed buildings are built to last, also when made in earthquake high-risk areas.

Iris van Herpen unveils the world’s first 3D-printed wedding dress

Mariana Pavani walked down the aisle in a couture gown, marking a significant day now for herself and the fashion industry. Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen used 3D printing to create Maria’s avant-garde wedding dress, the first of its kind.

Avenida Cordoba 120 by Foster + Partners to be completed in 2025

Avenida Cordoba 120 is a 35-story office tower designed by Foster + Partners, situated at a pivotal junction between the historic city center and the main entrance to Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is designed to be a sustainable addition to the city’s central district and establish a distinctive new presence on the skyline.