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Renovation
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5 days agoCarlo Ratti Associati Designs Buzzi Heritage Cultural Center in Italy With the New Digital Construction System
CRA designs the Buzzi Heritage Cultural Center using a 100-meter suspended truss linking two buildings, integrating digital fabrication with reinforced concrete construction for the first time at scale.
Miscellaneous
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 week agoMARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY's cocooned aluminum pavilion rises in north carolina park
L'Île Folie is a digitally fabricated aluminum pavilion in North Carolina that reinterprets the historic architectural folly as a contemporary public gathering space combining lightweight construction with landscape tradition.
Fashion & style
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 month agoiris van herpen's ethereal garments to show at brooklyn museum this may
Iris van Herpen's Sculpting the Senses brings over 140 couture pieces to the Brooklyn Museum, emphasizing digital fabrication, material research, and garments as responsive, sculptural environments.
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3 months agoHow Do Composites Make Complex Designs Constructible?
Once confined to the aerospace and automotive industries, composite materials have taken on an increasingly central role in contemporary architecture. By combining two or more components, such as fibers and polymers, they offer lightness and strength, high durability, formal freedom, and enhanced environmental performance. Their incorporation into architectural practice marks a profound transformation in how we design, fabricate, and inhabit space.
Design
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3 months agoTracing Frank Gehry's Architectural Legacy Through His Most Influential Works
Following the news of Frank Gehry's passing at age 96, renewed attention has been directed toward a career that significantly shaped architectural discourse from the late 20th century onward. Over more than seven decades, Gehry developed a design language defined by material experimentation, iterative model-making, and an interest in fluid, expressive forms. His work ranges from early residential interventions in Southern California to major cultural institutions that have contributed to the identity of cities around the world.
Remodel
Remodel
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
3 months agoerdegard arkitekter carves 'mountain chamber' threshold to rock cavern in sweden
A compact, precisely engineered entrance frames access to a carved rock cavern, combining digitally fabricated shimmering metal cladding with raw, tactile concrete interiors.
Design
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3 months agoThis 3D-Scanned Wooden Shelter Blends Into the Alps and Powers Itself Off the Grid - Yanko Design
A digitally fabricated wooden pavilion becomes a self-sufficient CLT alpine bivouac with solar power and atmospheric water generation, designed to blend with mountain landscapes.
Design
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3 months agoOrnamentation in the Age of Algorithms and Robotics: Can Technology Bring Back Architectural Detail?
Advances in robotics, AI, and digital fabrication reduce labor costs and enable a possible revival of architectural ornamentation, prompting critical cultural and aesthetic questions.
Design
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
4 months agomodular forest nests by doarchiwow propose model for prefabricated eco-resorts in china
Forest Nests Treepod is a prefabricated, modular, near-zero-carbon ecological dwelling system integrating organic, curvilinear pods into natural and urban landscapes.
Design
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
4 months agoHXL tool-less modular system reconfigures from exhibition sculpture into adaptable furniture
Modular HXL system uses three interlocking H, X, and L components to adapt from sculpture to furniture and architecture through tool-less, reusable friction-fit assembly.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
4 months agotranslucent facade of multicolored steel louvers unfolds along seoul's dokkaebi market
The Dokkaebi Market Customer Support Center, designed by YZA, is a public complex supporting the traditional Dokkaebi (Goblin) Market in Nowon-gu, . Positioned at the entrance to the market, the building occupies a transitional site, where a quiet residential alley to the south meets the dense commercial activity of the market to the north. Within this dual context, the project was developed as an architectural gateway connecting two distinct urban conditions.
Design
Design
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4 months agoCRA-Carlo Ratti Associati Designs Self-Sufficient Bivouac Pavilion for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics
Digitally fabricated self-sufficient wooden bivouac blends into alpine landscape, serving as urban pavilion and high-altitude refuge with energy and water systems.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
5 months agotwo 3D printed ceramic walls by studio RAP rise like sculpted waves at dubai hotel's entrance
Positioned on either side of the main lobby entrance, the walls measure six meters in height and nine meters in length, creating a sculptural threshold between the exterior and interior. The project draws from the movement of the nearby Gulf, translating the dynamics of water into a series of fluid, wave-like forms. Each surface is composed of thousands of flowing lines that shift in density and depth, producing a tactile gradient that interacts with natural and artificial light throughout the day.
Graphic design
Design
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
5 months agografton architects arrives at university of arkansas with passive, mass-timber building
The Anthony Timberlands Center at the University of Arkansas is a 42,000-square-foot mass-timber facility showcasing regional timber species, sustainable design strategies, and digital fabrication.
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
5 months agoarchi-union combines digital fabrication and bamboo craft with 'linpan cloud eye'
The center is tucked into a hillside clearing where a stream enters from the east. Archi-Union retained the dense bamboo grove and arranged the program around a small courtyard that steps upward with the slope. Activity spaces occupy the lower two floors, and a third-floor terrace opens to mountain views. This vertical layering creates a parallel relationship with a nearby cliffside and frames distant fields through roof apertures, inspiring its name, 'Cloud Eye.'
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