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Marywood University announces first ever Bachelor of Virtual Architecture
Next fall, the world’s first ever Bachelor of Virtual Architecture (BVA) program will launch at Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Marywood’s new program will be sited in its Center for Architectural Studies and led by Tabletop Wargamer and metaverse reviewer Ryan Scavnicky, who is also an AN contributor. Continue reading on The Architect’s Newspaper The
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Morpholio has updated its Trace app to pair with RoomPlan
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TECH+ made its return to L.A. with a dive into technological forecasting
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Refik Anadol lights up MSG’s Las Vegas sphere with collages
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Firms develop ceramic prototypes for at Boston Valley Terra Cotta workshop
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Duravit AG to design “world’s first climate-neutral” ceramic production facility
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Worldcoin’s designer orbs will scan your eyes for cryptocurrency
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Electric charging roads for EVs might just be the next new thing
Believe it or not before the proliferation of the gasoline powered car, electric vehicles (EV) were the norm. The first crude EV was introduced in 1832 by Robert Anderson, and became widely popular before the Model T in 1908. EVs saw a resurgence in the 1990’s, became a stereotype vehicle for environmentalists, and now after
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Graphisoft turns 40 and expands product offerings, support
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Lake|Flato announced launches modular home company HiFAB
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In Houston, work gets underway on a 3D-printed two-story home
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An immersive LED entertainment venue coming soon to Hollywood Park
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Montana becomes first state to approve 3D-printed walls in construction
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Advances in technology shape contemporary glazing applications
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Artificial intelligence can now make convincing images of buildings
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Elden Ring has a lot to teach architects about immersive digital space
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Space Perspective unveils balloon-like spaceship for outer space tourism
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Google will occupy Chicago’s Thompson Center beginning in 2026
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Image generator DALLE mini produces amusing architecture content
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As conversations about NFTs proliferate, lessons about algorithmic collaboration abound
