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The Sphere in Las Vegas launches a Student Design Challenge
“Sphere is more than a venue,” said Jim Dolan, executive chairman and CEO of Sphere Entertainment and MSG Entertainment. Since the bright, titanic-sized ball in landed in the middle of Las Vegas last summer, the graphics emblazoned on its exterior and the stunts that followed have captured the public’s attention. Its cool eye-catching visual designs
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Virgin Hyperloop lays off half its staff as it pivots to cargo
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A decade in the making, Dubai’s Museum of the Future opens to visitors
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FUTUREKIN at SCI-Arc brings awareness to futuristic norms
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The Smithsonian and IF/THEN will drop 120 3D-printed statues of women trailblazers in D.C.
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Aesthetics, architecture, and responsibility collide in Reality Modeled After Images
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Move over seasteaders, cryptocurrency investors want to build their own private island countries
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan rejects Populous-designed Sphere
You get a sphere! You may get a sphere! You don’t get a sphere… A ruling yesterday from London mayor Sadiq Khan may have confirmed the fate of London’s version of a Populous-designed Sphere: Decision refused. Continue reading on The Architect’s Newspaper The post London Mayor Sadiq Khan rejects planning application for Populous-designed Sphere in Stratford
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Morphosis’s Kerenza Harris talks tech and integration
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Upali Nanda uses neuroscience to understand buildings as living organisms
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The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project wants to curb surveillance abuses
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New Museum and Onassis USA will launch a mixed reality lab in Leong Leong–designed space
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Sidewalk Labs is using machine learning to make neighborhood design smoother
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Alaska’s Cold Climate Housing Research Center is rethinking how the Circumpolar North builds
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BIG’s first project in Japan is a high-tech mobility incubator for Toyota
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Studio Symbiosis proposes green, air-purifying towers for polluted Delhi
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Gerardo Broissin creates a lush microclimate inside a puzzle pavilion
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Obra Architects creates self-contained, yearlong spring in Seoul
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The Architect’s Newspaper announces the best in high-tech design
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SOFTlab used complex computation to realize a colorful Philly installation