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Technology-inspired Design: Looking back - Looking forward. - 0 views

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    Flexible solutions, machine learning and changing pedagogy- Carlo Ratti Associatti, Ar. Sushant Verma of rat[LAB] and Ar. Rajat Sodhi of Orproject give us their take on the future changes anticipated for technology in design.
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Façade Illumination: Looking back - Looking forward - 0 views

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    Façade illumination is an artistic expression that often speaks of the city itself. Distinguished architects Kiran Kalamdani and Prashant Sutaria tell us how this trend has warmed to mainstream architecture in the past decade and how it will carry forward in the future.
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Are shared workspaces going to be the future of office design? - 0 views

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    Through conscientious design sensibilities, this co-working space 'Copen' by Sunil Pillai Associates, packs in adaptability and replicability - a workspace model for every preference and context!
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Biophilia and Architecture - 0 views

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    MAD Architects designs Quito, Ecuador's tallest mixed-use building offering a design solution that integrates nature into high-density living - the vision for an ecological future. 
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Building Surrealism into Retail Design - 0 views

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    CLOU Architects play on the magic of the unexpected and the uncanny, the disregarded and the unconventional to create a community space in the heart of the Vanke Future City mall in Qingdao, China. The vivacious 'red' space hopes to meteor the success of this new retail destination.
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Diriyah's New Opera House - a Tribute to Najdi Architecture| Snohetta - 0 views

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    With a proposal contextually rooted in the surrounding desert landscape, local cultural heritage, and Najdi building traditions, Snøhetta unveils the design of The Royal Diriyah Opera House, creating a new stage for future generations of performers and audiences. 
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The 25th International Garden Festival | Theme "The Ecology of Possibility" - 0 views

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    Imagining the future of the garden, four gardens have been selected for the 25th edition of The International Garden Festival, titled The Ecology of Possibility, which will run from June 22 to October 6, 2024
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Revive, Adapt, Reuse: Forbes Marshall's New Corporate Office| CCBA Designs » ... - 0 views

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    In today's fast-paced urbanisation, the construction industry often overlooks waste generation and existing infrastructure. Yet, a significant shift is underway-reimagining the future of built environments through adaptive reuse. CCBA Designs, led by master architect and planner Prof. Christopher Benninger, exemplifies this approach with their project: the Forbes Marshall New Corporate Office in Pune. This brownfield redevelopment challenges conventional practices and encourages us to think about spaces more intelligently and sustainably.
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One With Nature | Okno Modhomes - 0 views

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    Championing 'eco-futurism', this prefab holiday home in Chikmagalur by Okno Modhomes offers a harmonious blend of contemporary minimalism and sustainable design practices. 
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Immersive Interiors of a Corporate Club | VGC Design - 0 views

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    Using modern technological design techniques, a futuristic architectural expression takes disguise as an innovative pharmaceutical corporate club, spinning a narrative that unfolds the nexus of time, technology and human existence… designed by Michael Chen of VGC Design, it provides an immersive experience that transcends the present and ventures into the future. 
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2024's Three Exceptional Projects from IAnD's Global Hop - 0 views

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    The last twelve months saw architecture redefining the intersection of culture, sustainability, and human experience. In IAnD's Global Hop section, these three projects have grabbed the most eyeballs for their demonstration of the transformative power of thoughtful design, merging sustainability, cultural preservation, and innovative functionality. They redefine global design paradigms, setting benchmarks for future projects that aspire to balance tradition and progress. The projects are: Heineken Beverages Head Office, South Africa by Tetris Design + Build, Nanhai Art Centre, Foshan, China by MAD Architects, and Hovey Residence, Quebec, Canada by 1628 Inc.
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This Modern Home Celebrates 'Slow Living'| Studio IAAD - 0 views

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    In the fast-paced world we live in, can a modern home truly embrace the essence of slow living? The Max128 model apartment in Noida, designed by Studio IAAD, is the perfect blend of contemporary aesthetics and mindful living. Spanning 4,350 sq. ft., this space offers a tranquil escape, filled with earthy tones, natural materials, and thoughtful details that invite you to slow down and savour each moment. Could this be the future of modern living? Leave your response in the comments below.
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Deloitte University Asia Pacific China: Shaping the Future of Learning |aoe - 0 views

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    Where innovation meets tradition! Deloitte University Asia Pacific China, designed by aoe, is a futuristic learning hub integrating smart technology, green design, and cultural heritage. A bold reimagining of corporate education-intelligent, immersive, and inspiring.
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Blending Legacy and Modernity: Inside the Cocoon House Renovation by Compartment S4 - 0 views

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    Where legacy meets light, and tradition finds a new voice in modern design. Studio Compartment S4 reimagines a 20-year-old home in Ahmedabad for a multigenerational family-balancing memory, materiality, and modern living. Swipe through to see how Cocoon House bridges past and future with spatial elegance and Indian craftsmanship.
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Salma Tower: A New Bioarchitecture Landmark in São Paulo| aflalo/gasperini ar... - 0 views

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    Merging nature with architecture, Salma Tower by aflalo/gasperini arquitetos introduces a groundbreaking approach to corporate spaces. Featuring 1,760sq. m. of vertical forests, open façades, and sustainable technologies, this bioarchitecture landmark fosters well-being and energy efficiency. With its LEED Platinum certification in review, Salma Tower is a testament to the future of green urban design.
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Portlantis by MVRDV: Blurring the Lines Between Exhibition and Experience - 0 views

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    Portlantis by MVRDV redefines industrial storytelling! A bold red beacon at the edge of Rotterdam's port, this architectural marvel blurs the lines between exhibition and experience. With its dynamic form, immersive design, and a public rooftop route, Portlantis transforms how we see and engage with the port's evolving future.
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Where Water Remembers: A Regenerative Vision for Pilsworth Lake | Atelier Architecture ... - 0 views

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    Atelier Architecture + Design proposes a visionary regeneration of Pilsworth Lake in South Lancashire-honouring the land's layered past while shaping a more sustainable future. The design introduces walkways, nature hides, rain gardens, and low-carbon visitor amenities-all woven into the landscape to support biodiversity, storytelling, and community engagement. Learn how architecture can listen, restore, and reimagine.
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Breaking New Ground: The First Fully AI-Driven Architectural Project| Studio Tim Fu - 0 views

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    Blending cutting-edge AI technology with Jože Plečnik's architectural legacy, Studio Tim Fu unveils Lake Bled Estate-a stunning ensemble of ultra-luxury villas in Slovenia. This first fully AI-driven design redefines the future of architecture, proving that AI can be a catalyst for timeless, transformative spaces-where sustainability, biophilic design, and heritage seamlessly converge.
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BORNS- BLOG 1.pdf - 1 views

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