Archicad 25 allows you to continue selections by switching between 2D and 3D views without reselecting items thanks to new and improved commands. Furthermore, you can also speed up your workflow by using overlapping elements and hiding the selected elements in the active view.
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Learning in Lindweiler / Sehw Architektur
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Architects: Sehw Architektur
- Area: 985 m²
- Year: 2022
Hacienda / MuseLAB
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Architects: MuseLAB
- Area: 12000 ft²
- Year: 2023
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Professionals: Archetype, LightAlive, Enersave Solutions
Compact House / Rahul Pudale Design
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Architects: Rahul Pudale Design
- Area: 205 m²
- Year: 2024
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Manufacturers: HYBAC, Kolher, Legrand, Saint-Gobin
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Professionals: Rushabh Lighting
Palma Studios / andre kong studio + Barbosa Mateus Arquitetos
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Architects: Barbosa Mateus Arquitetos, andre kong studio
- Area: 685 m²
- Year: 2023
Norrvikens Sports Center / APPELL arkitektkontor
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Architects: APPELL arkitektkontor
- Area: 620 m²
- Year: 2023
Casa Roy / Taillandier Architectes Associés
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Architects: Taillandier Architectes Associés
- Area: 232 m²
- Year: 2024
Sculpting Time: The Contemporary Use of Marble in Bathroom Design
Marble held profound significance in Greek and Roman architecture due to its abundance, luminous surfaces, and subtle veining. Its durability ensured structures' longevity, while its cultural symbolism of purity and divine favor made it ideal for temples, theaters, and amphitheaters. As a symbol of perfection, marble facilitated intricate craftsmanship for decorative elements, inspiring architectural marvels and exquisite art, leaving a legacy of sophistication and refinement.
Today, marble remains a symbol of excellence and refinement, prevalent in contemporary architecture and art. Its timeless beauty and durability continue to captivate clients and designers alike. In sculptures, furniture, and decorative pieces, marble's natural elegance elevates any environment. Companies like antoniolupi integrate marble into their designs, combining creativity and meticulous craftsmanship to redefine the possibilities of this natural stone in innovative projects. The Italian company—a leading designer and manufacturer of high-end products—has ventured beyond conventional boundariesin a quest for innovation, embarking on projects that redefine the possibilities of this naturalstone.
Powerhouse Company Wins Competition for a Diverse Urban Ensemble in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Powerhouse Company, together with Studio Donna van Milligen Bielke & Ard de Vries Architecten, Team V Architecture, Joppe Kusters, and DELVA Landscape Architecture | Urbanism, has won the competition to design a creative urban district in Havenstraat, a well-known fringe area in Amsterdam. Set in a location defined by disused industrial remnants, historic trams, and informal greenery, the area shows its potential in offering space for experimentation, opening itself to local businesses, creatives, and makers to refine its character.
Jingyang Camphor Court / Vector Architects
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Architects: Vector Architects
- Area: 8290 m²
- Year: 2023
Interview with Charu Kokate of Safdie Architects: Designing for Community
Safdie Architects has officially opened the new campus headquarters for Surbana Jurong, Singapore’s leading architecture, urban design, and infrastructure firm. The project expands Safdie Architects’ vision of 'for everyone a garden' into the workplace with a design that draws on the tranquility of the site’s previously undeveloped natural setting to foster shared moments of engagement and creativity. Achieving Green Mark (Super Low Energy) certification, the campus is the flagship development of the emerging Jurong Innovation District, envisioned as the first business park set in a tropical rainforest.
The development marks Safdie Architects' sixth project in Singapore and enhances the firm's prominent built portfolio in the city-state, which already includes Marina Bay Sands, Sky Habitat, and the Jewel at Changi Airport. On the occasion of the opening, ArchDaily spoke to Charu Kokate, Partner at Safdie Architects, who leads efforts in the Singapore region, about the firm's unique development footprint and building philosophy.
The Time-Defying Nature of Living Architectural Traditions
This article was originally published on Common Edge.
Traditional architecture is perceived as being historical architecture, both by the general public and by design professionals. Put another way, “traditional” = “style.” There’s no awareness of the process of tradition that creates what’s later considered a style. Modernism takes this perception one step further and frames traditional architecture as “not of our time,” and therefore obsolete.