Month: May 2024

Whether it’s excitement or caution, there’s no escaping the buzz of AI in architecture. It offers architects and designers the power to innovate, streamline, and create a built environment that’s equally functional as it is visually appealing.

Nestled in the heart of District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, remarkably known as the most energetic city in Vietnam, % Arabica Ho Chi Minh City Roastery boasts a prime location closely surrounded by famous historic architectural buildings. Customers can easily find the store right next to the Central Post Office, sit back for a cup of coffee, and enjoy good views of Notre Dame Cathedral.

Nestled in the heart of District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City, remarkably known as the most energetic city in Vietnam, % Arabica Ho Chi Minh City Roastery boasts a prime location closely surrounded by famous historic architectural buildings. Customers can easily find the store right next to the Central Post Office, sit back for a cup of coffee, and enjoy good views of Notre Dame Cathedral.

The controversial London Wall West redevelopment project, which involves the demolition of the new former Museum of London and Bastion House, is set to proceed. The redevelopment, designed by architecture firms Diller Scofidio & Renfro and Sheppard Robson, will replace the landmark 170s buildings with a modern office complex. The City of London has confirmed that the Secretary of State for Leveling Up, Housing, and Communities, Michael Gove, has decided not to call in the plans to reevaluate the former museum, allowing the project to move forward.

The controversial London Wall West redevelopment project, which involves the demolition of the new former Museum of London and Bastion House, is set to proceed. The redevelopment, designed by architecture firms Diller Scofidio & Renfro and Sheppard Robson, will replace the landmark 170s buildings with a modern office complex. The City of London has confirmed that the Secretary of State for Leveling Up, Housing, and Communities, Michael Gove, has decided not to call in the plans to reevaluate the former museum, allowing the project to move forward.

In response to the diverse topographies and natural conditions throughout the Argentine territory, the works of Luciano Kruk propose an architecture that works in harmony with the environment, the landscape, and the nature in which they are situated. Whether immersed in a forest, on sloping terrain, or on a rural plain, among other geographies, his intention is to enhance the relationship between the interior and exterior of the architecture, using concrete as the main material in most of his projects.

This article is the ninth in a series focusing on the Architecture of the Metaverse. ArchDaily has collaborated with John Marx, AIA, the founding design principal and Chief Artistic Officer of Form4 Architecture, to bring you monthly articles that seek to define the Metaverse, convey the potential of this new realm as well as understand its constraints. In this feature, architect John Marx interviews Heather Gallagher, an international expert in transformative events and the experience economy and former Head of Technology at Burning Man.

The Park of Memories in Aš represents an interesting concept of revitalization and urban development of the city, using the geographical and symbolic potential of the area. The project aims to recall the forgotten values of the past and guide visitors through the city’s turbulent history.

at talaga sampireun, spacious dining areas and open-air saung line a serene ‘river’, evoking traditional riverside settlements.
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Located in Frankston South on Bunurong Country and backing onto the regionally significant Narringalling (Sweetwater Creek), Sweetwater House provides flexibility and respite for a maturing family. Designed and built during Melbourne’s extended COVID lockdowns, the home reflects an inventive response to low-cost, multi-generational, and sustainable living while also telling a story of personal and ecological renewal. Our ambition was to create a materially honest and highly sustainable home for our family of four. We developed a plan arrangement that could adapt to the changing needs of two teenage children and allow for multi-generational living and visits from family interstate. Parent and children’s bedrooms are located at separate ends of the house, each with generous garden views, while a series of four, two and one metre spatial arrangements create ‘zones’ that encourage different modes of occupation.