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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
12 hours ago

two 3D printed ceramic walls by studio RAP rise like sculpted waves at dubai hotel's entrance

Positioned on either side of the main lobby entrance, the walls measure six meters in height and nine meters in length, creating a sculptural threshold between the exterior and interior. The project draws from the movement of the nearby Gulf, translating the dynamics of water into a series of fluid, wave-like forms. Each surface is composed of thousands of flowing lines that shift in density and depth, producing a tactile gradient that interacts with natural and artificial light throughout the day.
Graphic design
fromArchDaily
3 weeks ago

The Architect as a Scientist: New Materials Emerging Between Science and Design

What is architecture? For some, its traditional role is to bring together imagination, technical knowledge, and problem-solving, allowing architects to design and construct while balancing ideas with the means to realize them. From the stone and wood of early buildings to the steel and concrete of the 20th century, each era demanded not only an understanding of form but also of the properties and potential of the materials in use.
Design
Renovation
fromArchDaily
3 months ago

Architecture in the Age of Platforms: What Role Does Software Play in Practice Today?

Multiple software tools are essential in contemporary project development across various stages, reflecting complexity in architecture.
Design
fromwww.nature.com
4 months ago

Complete computational design of high-efficiency Kemp elimination enzymes

The article discusses an advanced computational method for designing high-efficiency Kemp elimination enzymes without extensive mutational screening.
Design
fromCreativeApplications.Net
5 months ago

Necto - 3D Knitted, Anticlastic, Spatial Surface

Necto demonstrates the potential of intelligent, lightweight architecture through sustainable materials and computational design, created for temporary exhibitions.
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