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Silicosis is the subject of new regulations and changing sentiments
Engineered stone is often hailed as a wonder material. It’s cheap, durable, recyclable, and attractive. But it’s also killing people, according to medical researchers and public health officials around the world. They’re linking a surge in severe cases of silicosis, a progressive and incurable lung disease, to the material’s growing popularity. Silicosis is one of
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A case of mistaken identity leads artist to commission conceptual bank designs
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Never Alone explores five decades of video game history at MoMA
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Installation demonstrates the promise of a new degree at Penn
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San Francisco says Twitter needs permits for its office bedrooms
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Architects design cultural venues for a Silk Road metaverse
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Herzog & de Meuron debuts a new website
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The Portal to connect New Yorkers and Dubliners through sculpture
It seems to be out of a movie to have a window looking out into distant locations to greet foreign social circles and cultures. The Portal, a public technology sculpture arriving in New York City and Dublin this spring, is set to make this cinematic fantasy into a reality. Serving as a visual bridge, the
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The Smithsonian Arts + Industries Building awakens for a glimpse of the FUTURES
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The HiLo module at Zurich’s NEST pairs ancient building concepts with futuristic construction
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Parametric Architecture’s Computational Design: NEXT 6.0 digs deep into the futrue
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SOM and The University of Manchester envision the space habitat of the future
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A look into Southern Florida’s growing timber culture
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Could future Martian colonists build concrete habitats with their own blood?
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SOM debuts robotically fabricated timber pavilion at the 2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial
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World’s largest carbon capture facility opens in Iceland
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ICON completes largest 3D-printed structure in North America for the Texas Military Department
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Swedish company HYBRIT delivers first carbon-free steel to the Volvo Group
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BIG and ICON’s latest collaboration is 3D printing NASA’s next long-term Mars habitat
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Smartness already defines our cities, just not in the way Sidewalk Labs and others would have you think