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The Line Scaled Back for AI Data Centers
The Neom megaproject is shifting from a massive linear city toward large-scale AI data center development
Dear PA reader,
Saudi Arabia’s ambitious linear city The Line within Neom is reportedly being scaled back as the country shifts its focus toward building large AI data centers, reflecting the growing global race for digital infrastructure. Meanwhile, in celebration of International Women’s Day, we spotlight the remarkable impact of women in architecture, from pioneers to a new generation of influential designers shaping the profession today.
Two thought-provoking essays explore how emotional computation and organic intelligence are opening new possibilities in parametric design. On the built side, Moshe Safdie’s Mandarin Oriental Residences, Beverly Hills offers a refined blend of landscape and luxury living, while Shigeru Ban continues to advance timber architecture with a striking new concert hall.
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Saudi Arabia Scales Back The Line Project to Build AI Data Centers
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The Emotional Side of Computational Architecture
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