Four different university programs have already introduced AI into their curricula — some in the most unexpected ways possible.
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Most paper proposals are not impossible. As Lebbeus Wood put it, "Architecture is always constrained by the reality of technology."
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Go beyond aesthetics and delve into the resounding impacts of the Pritzker Prize winner's contextually-driven design approach.
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Athens' postwar housing solution resulted in a groundbreaking functional and social organization.
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Does hybrid reality create environments that resonate on a more intuitive level with those who inhabit them?
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These structural and environmental techniques prove that floating structures are a real possibility and not just a vision of a sci-fi future.
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Will contributions from freelance architects become a new norm in practice? If so, it would foster a new, non-hierarchical exchange of ideas.
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An approach to heritage conservation where context is not only a conceptual base but also a material building foundation.
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What if we could 3D-print entire cities? Speculate on the future applications that emerging 3D printing technologies may unlock.
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Thomas Heatherwick's 'Humanise' campaign offers three speculative scenarios for shattering the architectural blandemic.
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