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- Mycelial Hut: Growing Architecture with Fungal MaterialsDesigned by Yong Ju Lee Architecture with the Robotic Fabrication Studio (RFS) at Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech), the Mycelial Hut…
- Tiny Penthouses: Circular Urban Living at the Venice Architecture BiennaleAt the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, curated by Carlo Ratti, Dutch artist, architect, and entrepreneur Hedwig Heinsman presents Tiny…
- Ecoshell: Sustainable Tiles Made from Oyster Shells and Fish Bones for Coastal ArchitectureDesigner Yingfei Zhuo has developed Ecoshell, an innovative line of building tiles made from oyster shells and fish bones. This sustainable material offers a…
- Alex de Rijke – The Architecture of HealthProfessor Alex de Rijke is a founding Director of dRMM, having established the practice in 1995 with Philip Marsh and Sadie Morgan. He is…
- How architecture can help with oil spillsFor their master thesis project, Greek architects Chrysi Vrantsi and Chrysanthi Vasileli, supervised by Dr Maria Voyatzaki, considered how architecture could help design an…
- Emergent ArchitectureFounded in 1999 by Tom Wiscombe, EMERGENT is dedicated to research as well as built work at many scales. EMERGENT is a platform for…
- Using liquids to create responsive architectural systemsIn a project by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), researchers studied whether it was possible to create a responsive skin that…
- Sefar Architecture FabricsThese Sefar architecture fabrics are made of synthetic fluoropolymers. Due to special finishing and coating techniques, the fabrics have a high UV durability without fading. All fabrics in this range are highly flame-resistant producing nearly no smoke and are free of burning droplets.The material achieves a light transmission rate of > 90%.
- Architectural Glass SurfacesPatterned glass using post-industrial (2/3) and reclaimed (1/3) glass. It is manufactured by fusing the glass with ceramic stains under intense heat to form flat slabs of glass with a gentle coloured look. No other materials or binders are used in the process. The glass is cooled slowly to an annealed state so that it can be cut and polished to specification. It comes in 30mm thick sheets.
- Riverevent Returns To The Netherlands With Three Days Of Materials, Design And ArchitectureFrom 29 September to 1 October, RiverEvent will return to the Netherlands, bringing its floating exhibition to Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Den Bosch. On board,…
- Customisable Cold-Climate Shelter for Adaptive Emergency ArchitectureREVA PROJECTS LLC has developed a customisable cold-climate shelter for humanitarian aid and disaster relief in extreme conditions. The Reva Cold Shelter shows how…
- Pujiang Platform: A Timber Pavilion That Merges Architecture, Landscape and SustainabilityDesigned by MVRDV, the Pujiang Platform is a timber pavilion and public viewpoint in the hills east of Pujiang, near Chengdu in central China.…
- Lavaforming Pavilion: Iceland’s Vision for Architecture Shaped by VolcanoesAt the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, Iceland’s national pavilion introduces a provocative proposal from s.ap architects. The studio, led by Arnhildur Pálmadóttir and Arnar…
- Growing Architecture: Living Structures from Microbes and MineralsAt the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2025, researchers from ETH Zurich and EPFL unveiled Geological Microbial Formations. This living installation…
- Grown, Not Built: MycoMuseum Explores the Future of Architecture with FungiAt the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, the MycoMuseum project introduces a bold approach to sustainable design. Presented by Indian studio Anomalia in collaboration with…
- Reimagining Renovation: Estonia’s Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture BiennaleAt the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale (10 May - 23 November), the Estonian Pavilion titled 'Let me warm you' offers a compelling investigation into…
- Architectural meshThe weaves and mesh types manufactured by Haver & Boecker for architectural applications. The choice of weft and warps, as well as the weave type, result in a wide range of mesh patterns, from a fine to a crude weave, each with specific look and light effect. Some variations are only suitable for interior use.
- Origami architectural projects for Origami DayTomorrow (11 November), it’s Origami Day in Japan. This ancient Japanese art of paper folding has inspired many designers and architects over the years.…
- Textile architecture creates Hybrid TowerWe all know rigid building materials such as concrete and bricks. But what would happen if a structure was built with soft materials? Various architects…
- Metal Meshes for ArchitectureThe range of stainless steel Metal Meshes for Architecture is available in many different patterns, each with it’s own characteristics and optical effect. Many of these patterns are unique to Potter and Soar and are design registered.
- The fabric of architectureWe associate textile mainly with fashions. The textile industry does however have numerous other applications. The book Technotextiles reviews the most recent developments in…
- Wessel van Beerendonk – Bringing innovation to architecture. Designing with large scale 3D ceramic printingWessel van Beerendonk is an architect and co-founder of Studio RAP. Studio RAP is an award-winning architectural design and fabrication firm based in Rotterdam…
- Mycelium Door Introduces Scalable Biobased Alternative For Interior ArchitectureA Danish collaboration between mycelium company Rebound and architecture studio Det Levende Hus has led to what they claim is the world’s first mass-produced…
- Mucuri Cobogó Uses Marble Waste In A Modular Architectural ElementDesigner Adônis Evangelista developed the Mucuri Cobogó in partnership with TCC Whitestone / MAAMI Home. The design explores how the stone industry can reuse…
