The architectural studio based in the “Art district” of Beijing has realised a space that serves as a bridge but allows simultaneously people to appreciate the surroundings of the site and the intricate craftsmanship of this piece of infrastructure.
The complexity of our cities is given by strata of architecture, coming from different times and movements, sometimes able to cooperate and to adjust or show flexibility to new societies and evolved environments.
In conceiving new designs for the future is essential to recognise the complexity of urbanism in its entirety, as a living and evolving organism that hosts us all. This school of thought can be explained and delineated by the discipline of Biourbanism consisting of envisioning cities and their spaces as multiple distinct layers that should be emphasised and rationalised harmonically.
2021: A Steam Odyssey is conceptualized around the notion that making in AR reinvigorates traditional craftsmanship by augmenting hand and material skills with the precision and formal possibilities of digital modelling, occupying the territory between purely automated, exclusively robotically-driven fabrication and highly crafted processes requiring human labour.
What is the future that our cities hold? It is impossible to anticipate how the urban fabric of cities will evolve through this digital era
Primavera is a collection of sculptural tables made with 3D printed bioplastic, designed by Dubai-based 3D printing pioneer Nyxo Visionary Design. Primavera explores a new material technology that flourishes in the form of an iconic family of pieces that evoke the floral world and the circularity of the seasons.
Immersed in the French countryside surrounded by vineyards and gentle slopes is a surprising building concealed within the landscape: the new winery of Carillon d’Angélus.
The Yang Liping Performing Arts Center, located in the city of Dali, in China, is a project that has been recently completed (2020) by the
The Hyperstitch designed by the Chicago based computational designer Tyler Van Kirk explores techniques of image sampling to create wearable silk garments, as translation of
“Every time a new technology is announced, one question arises: can we trust it?” This is the question Archis and Subarmine Channel ask the general
A research study from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology’s (RMIT) Exertion Games Lab titled “Towards Understanding the Design of Positive Pre-sleep Through a Neurofeedback
The design of the AirTable combines the use of advanced metal printing with material optimisation strategies resulting in an astonishing lightweight furniture system. The material
Light is our connection with the universe, when we lift our gaze to the sky full of stars we visualize light coming from remote angles
Augmented Grounds is a design installation built using smart construction technologies based on Augmented Reality. The project is located in the Métis garden, Prince, Québec,
Steven Chilton Architects designs the ‘Sunac Guangzhou Grand Theatre’ inspired by local traditional and contemporary artists. The concept is influenced by silk embroidery illustration by
Architect Iwo Borkowicz and artist Alicja Biala design sculptural totems that symbolize the relationship between humans and the forces of nature and communicate statistical data
Matthew Stewart, maker of data sculptures, designs and fabricates 50 Year difference of Global Temperature Change, comparing 2018 to 1968. Matthew, through the past few
Data is all around us, but what if digital data could be converted into a biological format? Grow Your Own Cloud (GYOC) blends nature and
The Amsterdam-based Studio Drift has long enchanted us with their artworks that sit – or rather, dance, because of their often dynamic nature – somewhere
Derived from geologic event data, Studio Echelman creates physical manifestations of interconnectedness throughout the world.
Data visualization provides opportunities for data to be transformed into new and exciting ways that help the public digest rather dense information. Implemented in a variety of industries, cinematic visualizations provides a new opportunity to communicate information around the world. ITO World Data Visualization Design Manager Craig Taylor uses his expertise in 3D geospatial analysis, informatics, and geography to create new modes of communicating data, specifically transit data.
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