Programmer Joel Simon has created an experimental research project, Evolving Floor Plans, to explore speculative and optimized plan layouts using generative design. Interested in the intersection of computer science, biology and design, Joel organized rooms and expected flow of people through a genetic algorithm to minimize walking time, the use of hallways, etc.
Twenty years ago, John Calhoun uprooted his life in the San Francisco Bay Area suburbs. He left a stressful job in architecture and sold all his possessions in hopes of finding peace and well-being on 8 acres in Fort Bragg, a town farther north on the…
Cipolla House proposes the fusion of several architectural elements in a continuous organization, which is at the same time a spatial configuration, a system of circulations and a structure. Its materiality is defined with a single thickness that is consistent on walls, slabs, beams, ramps and stairs.
Bureau Rhizome’s interior for this contemporary Russian restaurant is influenced by a neighbouring Danish design school. As well as the aesthetic connection, the 46-seater restaurant serves Scandinavian food, paying tribute to the geographical proximity between St Petersburg and the Nordic states. Gastrobar O sits on the ground floor of a 20th century mansion. Bureau Rhizome created
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Carlo Ratti Associati has released details of their schematic design for the University of Milan’s new science campus, featuring robotically-assembled brick facades, porous communal areas, and natural oases. Working in collaboration with Australian real estate group Lendlease, the “Science for Citizens” proposal will sit within a new Milan Innovation District, located on the site of Milan’s 2015 World Expo.
located north of mexico city, javier senosiain’s nido de quetzalcoatl is a house in the shape of a snake – literally.
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In a neighborhood where low houses abound, a passage of barely 200 meters in length is discovered that even the natives do not recognize. It is a place where you can still hear the wind in the trees, even though geographically you are in the center of a big city. The urban tissue is divided in plots; all equal and of tight measures (7 x 15 m.); they generate a closeness in the living that resembles the coexistence of a building but overturned in the plain.
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