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OpenAI’s Sora will advance renderings with a cinematic depth
Unlike the NFT craze of 2020, a fire that burnt out quite quickly, it seems like the rage centering AI’s world takeover, a similarly feared practice, has become accepted and less scary, at least for now. OpenAI, one of the largest software companies for text-to-image AI, is now readying to launch Sora, an AI program
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Op-ed: How can architecture firms adjust to the future of hybrid work?
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Expo 2020’s Brazil Pavilion brings the Amazon basin to the Arabian Desert
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Habitat for Humanity debuts the world’s first 3D-printed owner-occupied home in Virginia
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ACADIA 2021 put the focus squarely on the human side
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Nabr, a real estate startup co-founded by Bjarke Ingels, reveals inaugural apartment complex in San Jose
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Two new book and film projects take the contemplative approach to the climate crisis
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USDA rolls out 2023 Plant Hardiness Zone Map
This week the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released an updated version of its Plant Hardiness Zone Map (PHZM)—a datum used by gardeners and farmers to determine which plants are most likely to thrive at a given location. Today, approximately 80 million growers in the United States and its “territories” depend on PHZM to help
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Curatorial collective augments MoMA with an AR exhibition
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ACADIA 2019 showcased the state of digital design
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Apis Cor claims to have created the largest on-site 3D-printed building
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Roaming robot dogs could streamline jobsite documentation
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Canadian architecture collaborative designs a low-power panel to integrate tech
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Boston architects come together to make a 3D-printable map of the city
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3D printing nano-tech inspired forms could lead to stronger, lighter buildings
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Cornell forms new interdisciplinary collaboration to teach students about digital design
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MIT researchers think glowing plants could reshape our relationship to the built environment
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French researcher “quarries” on site for a new type of recycling and restoration
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Jenny Sabin’s installation for Microsoft responds to occupants’ emotions
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Unknown Works uses 3D scanning to replicate fish and chips shops in Chengdu