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Imagining the Future of Construction: From Bio-Based Materials to Innovative Data

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Kingspan What insulation materials are needed to meet the challenges facing the modern built environment, including how to create a more sustainable future? Kingspan’s dedicated innovation center, IKON, hosted a panel of experts to discuss some of the key issues and explore solutions. Read more »

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From Agro-Waste to Decarbonization: The Innovative Materials Featured in 2023

ArchDaily

Image © Erik Melander Innovative materials play a crucial role in shaping the future of architecture. Architects and designers are now more than ever exploring and integrating innovative materials into their projects. As part of our year-in-review, we reflect on the innovative materials that were featured.

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Creative Workflows to Innovate Design

MLL Atelier

Why Innovation Matters Innovation is a crucial factor in advancing society forward. The concept of difference-in-degree and difference-in-kind illustrates the two forms of innovation. The latter, also known as disruptive innovation, can completely revolutionize an industry or society.

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Growth Environment: Architect’s Role in Modernizing Farming Practices and Smart Agriculture

Architizer

Concurrently, global challenges like climate change, population growth, conflicts and resource depletion accentuate threats to food security, underscoring the need for urgent innovation and adaptation. Moving beyond physical infrastructure, architects are envisioning collaborative spaces that foster research and education.

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What is Low-Tech Architecture: Comparing Shigeru Ban and Yasmeen Lari's Approaches

ArchDaily

Shigeru Ban Architects Unveils Paper Log House at Philip Johnson's Glass House. Far from being a regressive approach, the term remains open to innovations but seeks to rebalance the industry’s reliance on mechanization.

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The benefits of biophilic design in the built environment

BD+C

The benefits of biophilic design in the built environment 0 qpurcell Mon, 05/06/2024 - 10:30 Biophilic Design Biophilic design in the built environment supports the health and wellbeing of individuals, as they spend most of their time indoors. Cordilleras Health System Replacement project, Redwood City, Calif.

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A Vertical Neighborhood in China and a Science Center in New York: 8 Unbuilt Projects by Established Firms

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Aedas | Huanggang Port Headquarts Exploring unbuilt architectural projects by established firms offers a glimpse into the forefront of design innovation and future-thinking concepts. Each of these proposals represents a unique narrative, whether seeking to redefine residential living or revitalize urban space. Read more »

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