From 21 – 23 September 2023 at the iconic Marina Bay Sands, Sands Expo & Convention Centre on Level 1, FIND – Design Fair Asia is the predominant meeting place for the entire regional architecture and design community to draw inspiration, network, and most importantly, do business.
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Making cities fit for Green Deal Development – Impact Analysis URBAN MENUS India: masterplan methodologyNew educational offer in sustainable spatial development & invitation to test: “Making cities fit for Green Deal Development – Impact Analysis”A team of Austrian and Bulgarian urban development, impact (focus GreenDeal) and IT experts is elaborating a training to strengthen the
Hot Cities: Lessons from Arab Architecture Rashid and Ahmed bin Shabib, Photo: Alex Wolfe for Kinfolk Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/995000/hot-cities-lessons-from-arab-architectureAs the effects of climate change make themselves felt, cities need to adapt to the global rise of temperatures. The exhibition »Hot Cities« will look at the metropoles of the Arab-speaking world to learn how they and their
Real Matter 2023 – ‘The Closer You Get’ The Closer You Get Lecture SeriesREAL MATTER is an annual summer workshop in Raleigh, NC, hosted by in situ studio and organized around a collaborative urban project, a robust lecture series, and building tours. Information about the workshop is available here: https://insitustudio.us/real-matter/The 2023 lecture series, “The Closer
Karel Klein is an architect and educator who has been working with various AI technologies since 2016. Her ongoing project is an investigation into crossbred image-objects produced using atypically trained GANs (generative adversarial networks) and their capacity for contemporary myth-making in architecture. In the same way
Discover what’s happening at the Melbourne School of Design at MSDx Summer 2022, as the building is transformed into a multi-floor gallery showcasing hundreds of pieces of studio work by talented students in one of Australia’s largest design exhibitions. MSDx…
Fairy Tale Architecture presents designs for unbuilt structures that explore the relationship between fairy tales and speculative architecture, melding art, architecture, and literary critique. Initially begun as a series for the online public architecture, landscape, and urbanism journal Places, the exhibition presents work melding architecture, design, and literary critique. Architects and designers from all over the world
