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How to improve rendering workflow on SketchUp
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How to bring ray-traced clarity to your BIM model | Lumion View for Revit
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A real-time visualization, providing a realistic, immersive view of your model within your familiar BIM environment.
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Bamyan Cultural Center / M2R Arquitectos
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Architects: M2R Arquitectos
- Area: 26376 ft²
- Year: 2021
https://www.archdaily.com/980475/bamyan-cultural-center-m2r-arquitectosPilar Caballero
Sheltered Housing in Taradell / Forgas Arquitectes + Gammarquitectura
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Architects: Forgas Arquitectes, Gammarquitectura
- Area: 1210 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: Aguilar, Breinco, Calaf, Celenit, Sate
https://www.archdaily.com/980366/sheltered-housing-in-taradell-forgas-arquitectes-plus-gammarquitecturaPilar Caballero
Kagi Maldives Spa Island / Yuji Yamazaki Architecture
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Architects: Yuji Yamazaki Architecture
- Area: 5000 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Piment Rouge Lighting, Togama, Warisan
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Professionals: CDE Consulting
https://www.archdaily.com/980553/kagi-maldives-spa-island-yuji-yamazaki-architecturePaula Pintos
Yabuli Entrepreneurs’ Congress Center / MAD Architects
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Architects: MAD Architects
- Area: 16198 m²
- Year: 2020
https://www.archdaily.com/980485/yabuli-entrepreneurs-congress-center-mad-architects韩双羽
In Plain Sight Apartment / Nakworks
https://www.archdaily.com/980486/in-plain-sight-apartment-nakworksAndreas Luco
Minneapolis Public Service Building / Henning Larsen + MSR Design
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Architects: Henning Larsen, MSR Design
- Area: 34396 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: Bendheim, Bradley Corporation USA, C.R. Laurence, Cosentino, Designtex, +100
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Professionals: Buro Happold, EVS, Coen + Partners, Kvernstoen Ronnholm & Associates, Faithful & Gould
https://www.archdaily.com/980599/minneapolis-public-service-building-henning-larsen-plus-msr-designAndreas Luco
Outside Inside Pavilion / Tohmestudio
https://www.archdaily.com/980395/pabellon-outside-inside-tohmestudioAndreas Luco
Parrilla Restaurant / Aalva arquitetos
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Architects: Aalva arquitetos
- Area: 148 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Arauco, Brilia, DayBrasil, Deca, Docol, +6
https://www.archdaily.com/980139/parrilla-restaurant-aalva-arquitetosValeria Silva
Win Win Twin Towers / kister scheithauer gross architekten und stadtplaner
https://www.archdaily.com/980448/win-win-twin-towers-kister-scheithauer-gross-architekten-und-stadtplanerLuciana Pejić
House Vaneker / Groothuijse de Boer architecten
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Architects: Groothuijse de Boer architecten
- Area: 200 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: KEIM, Reynaers Aluminium, Ree & Wösting, SAB, Tasche Staalbouw
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Professionals: Blonk Advies
https://www.archdaily.com/980450/house-vaneker-groothuijse-de-boer-architectenLuciana Pejić
Mix and Step: Looking at Some Multi-Materials Staircases
Whether to mark a change of direction, to highlight its first steps or its own presence in a room, stairs that combine two or more materials tend to draw attention by establishing dialogs between particular characteristics of each material. Concrete, steel and wood are some of the most common choices to compose the structure of stairs due to their high strength and versatility. But, when combined, these different materials expand their individual possibilities and reveal how the design can be tailored to their peculiarities and connections.
The combination of textures, colors, and finishes among materials can provide a number of creative solutions for these elements used for vertical circulation, as shown in LÂM’s Home, by AD+studio and House 9A, by 23o5Studio, characterized by stairs with a sturdy and rough base that meets a light and sleek structure of steps. The opposite composition order, a lighter base that meets a robust set of steps, thrives ingeniously in Luis Carbonell's Casa Chulavista and messina | rivas' Angatuba House, where the light wooden stairs' base is followed by raw concrete steps.
https://www.archdaily.com/980182/mix-and-step-looking-at-some-multi-materials-staircasesSusanna Moreira
The Startup Founder and IE University Student Transforming the AEC Industry
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Big data and hybrid working models are the future of the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry, according to Álvaro González. Álvaro is a Global Master in Real Estate Development student and cofounder of Infinity Dimensions, a startup looking to accelerate digitalization in the sector.
Embodying IE University’s learning by doing philosophy, we spoke to him about how running a startup while earning a graduate degree is possible—with the right amount of entrepreneurial spirit.
https://www.archdaily.com/980105/the-startup-founder-and-ie-university-student-transforming-the-aec-industryRene Submissions
Coachella 2022 Installations Explore Architecture, Pop Culture, and Communities of the World
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The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2022, an annual festival held in the Colorado Desert in Indio, California, has opened to the public on Friday April 15th with immersive installations by 11 international architects, artists, and designers. Through explorations of scale, light, sound, and colors, the contextual installations explore global themes such as connectedness, environmental sustainability, immigration, social behavior and architecture, pop culture, and the community, and will be on display on April 15-17 and April 22-24, 2022.
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.jpg?1650443789 "The Playground by Architensions, photo by Lance Gerber. Image Courtesy of Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festvial")
.jpg?1650443636 "Mutts by Oana Stănescu, photo by Lance Gerber. Image Courtesy of Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festvial")
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https://www.archdaily.com/980512/coachella-2022-installations-explore-architecture-pop-culture-and-communities-of-the-worldDima Stouhi
Reactivation of Plaza del Carme / unparelld’arquitectes
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Architects: unparelld’arquitectes
- Area: 2021 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: Codispe, Collell protecció solar, FV Seguretat, Fiosa, Magatzems Olot, +2
https://www.archdaily.com/980464/reactivation-of-plaza-del-carme-unparelldarquitectesAgustina Coulleri
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Designs World's Tallest Residential Timber Building
Danish architecture practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen revealed the winning design of an international competition for the world’s tallest residential timber building. Located in the Swiss city of Winterthur, the 100-metre tall Rocket&Tigerli tower developed in close corporation with the local Swiss architecture studio Cometti Truffer Hodel echoes the 19th-century industrial architecture of the surrounding area through its facades of dark red and yellow terracotta bricks. The project proposes a variety of residential typologies and amenities that are set to create a vibrant neighbourhood.
https://www.archdaily.com/980451/schmidt-hammer-lassen-designs-worlds-tallest-residential-timber-buildingAndreea Cutieru
Metaverse: A Fertile Ground for Architects?
Metaverse is the name used to name an immersive, collective and hyper-realistic virtual environment, where people will be able to live together using 3D customized avatars.
It was coined by writer Neal Stephenson in his science fiction book “Snow Crash”, published in 1992. The work tells the story of “Hiro Protagonist”, a character who in real life is a pizza delivery boy, but in the virtual world – called metaverse in the story – is a samurai.
https://www.archdaily.com/979614/metaverse-a-fertile-ground-for-architectsMarília Matoso
"Visualizations Always Start with the Story": An Interview with Visual Artist Ceren Arslan
Beyond hyper-realistic renders and accurate depictions of what projects look like once completed, visualizations have become tools to communicate atmospheres and emotions portrayed by architects. The use of mixed media, combined with architectural compositions, art, lighting, and oftentimes music, have generated a new genre of architectural storytelling, one that combines reality with imagination. And as the world immerses in NFT's and experimenting with cutting-edge technologies to create digital environments, visualizations might soon become "the new reality".
ArchDaily had the opportunity to talk to Visual Artist Ceren Arslan about branching out from the architecture practice, how she describes her creative process, her latest project EXIT, and what the future holds for architectural visualizations.
https://www.archdaily.com/980461/visualizations-always-start-with-the-story-an-interview-with-visual-artist-ceren-arslanDima Stouhi
The Future of Visualization May Be The Past
We deal with buildings every day. We sleep in them, work in them, live our lives using their accommodation. But like a song or a painting, a person usually helps create them, with those who use and build them, then the world receives that work. But before they are built, buildings are just ideas.
https://www.archdaily.com/980511/the-future-of-visualization-may-be-the-pastDuo Dickinson
