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Seismic Safety: Architectural Innovations in Earthquake Zones

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The interplay of innovation and local context drawing from both cutting-edge technology and traditional building practices has led to remarkable solutions that minimize risk without compromising creativity.

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From Tradition to Innovation: How Modern Technologies are Transforming the Potential of Wood

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In’Cube Danone Research & Innovation Center / Arte Charpentier. But in order to capture the full potential of this material, a plethora of techniques and modifications have evolved with the purpose of adapting and customizing wood’s characteristics to the demands of modern design and construction.

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Headed to the 2024 Olympics: 20 Innovative and Iconic Architectural Projects to Explore in Paris.

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To this day, Paris remains a hub for all sorts of architectural innovation and development through bold designs that affect how people live and new materials and techniques. It was also the year of the Exposition Universelle, where the city would again showcase how it remade itself anew in less than 30 years.

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10 Ways Visualization Transforms Projects for Architects and Designers

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Sketchup In the competitive fields of architecture and design, mastering the art of visualization is as crucial as generating innovative ideas.

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A-Poc Able Issey Miyake crafts pleated lighting for Milan design week

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APOC stands for A Piece of Cloth and refers to a computer-programmed manufacturing technique introduced by the late designer Issey Miyake in the 1990s, in which garments are cut out of a single tubular piece of fabric. This series translates the innovative potential of APOC knit into lighting design," said the designer.

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"Beamless" skyscraper nears completion in Balneário Camboriú

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The design was informed by a lotus flower According to local developer and designer FG Empreendimentos (FG), the skyscraper's design was informed by a lotus flower and is one of "the most innovative and technologically advanced buildings in Brazil" due to a variety of construction techniques not regularly used in the country.

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Kirigami-inspired shade structure wins the 2024 Forge Prize for innovation in steel architecture

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It takes its inspiration from the art of kirigami, a Japanese paper craft whose technique has been shown to achieve ultrastrong performance in similar lightweight structures. Mile Zero, as the winning project is called, is designed to double as a hiking trail marker for the Razorback Greenway in Northwest Arkansas.

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