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Design for Freedom holds its third annual summit
Design for Freedom held its annual summit this week at Grace Farms in New Canaan, Connecticut. There, architects, business leaders, engineers, students, construction experts, techies, and other professionals coalesced in the bucolic setting by SANAA to discuss ending forced labor in the global construction industry. Continue reading on The Architect’s Newspaper The post How can
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As conversations about NFTs proliferate, lessons about algorithmic collaboration abound
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BIG’s metaverse headquarters for Vice Media disappoints on every level
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Patrik Schumacher’s Liberland metaverse is pure cringe
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ICON’s U.S. Army barracks among the largest 3D-printed structures yet
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Morpholio launches real-world daylight modeling with Shadow Maker
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Bee brick mandates aim to improve biodiversity; it’s not clear if they can
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Antoine Bertin’s installation for SFER IK listens in on bats
In the midst of the Mayan Jungle in Mexico, French artist Antoine Bertin is set to develop an AI-integrated installation The Bat Cloud that serves as a bat habitat and a public listening space for exploring bat language through artificial intelligence. The installation was the winning submission to an open-call from AZULIK and interdisciplinary arts
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MoMA brings its exhibitions online through the Virtual Views series
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ArkDes takes its ASMR show online while the physical gallery is shut
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HANNAH’s Ashen Cabin turns waste into structure through robotics
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Open Streets Initiative will aid cities in optimizing coronavirus street closures
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Artificial Intelligence developed to monitor social distancing on construction sites
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Op-Ed: Coronavirus might give us the internet we’ve always wanted
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Artificial Intelligence & Architecture at Paris’s Pavillon de l’Arsenal goes digital
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Operation PPE creates 3D-printed equipment for the COVID-19 front lines
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This 3D-printed doghouse can hold up to 1,000 tennis balls
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Design and build wood-framed projects with the latest timber construction software
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Neri Oxman grows tools for the future at new MoMA retrospective
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Space Popular showcases 500 years of architectural media at RIBA with VR