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Tim Fu uses AI as "design collaborator" for Slovenian housing development

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Designer Tim Fu has unveiled plans for a housing development close to Slovenia 's Lake Bled, which he claims is the first architecture project to use AI at all design stages. The post Tim Fu uses AI as "design collaborator" for Slovenian housing development appeared first on Dezeen. The images are by Studio Tim Fu.

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LEGO Group's new campus officially opens at headquarters in Billund, Denmark

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The “People House” features facilities including a state-of-the-art fitness studio, creative workshop space, a LEGO homestay for visiting employees, a movie theater, an outside park and activity zone, a kitchen for communal cooking, and a heal.

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Henning Larsen's Pujiang New Town Civic Center wants to be a petri dish for sustainability concepts

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Henning Larsen has been tapped by a local development committee for a new Pujiang International Conference Center in China that it says offers ten separate design strategies leading to a user-centric showcase in sustainability.

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Affordable housing proposals for Las Vegas honored in new design challenge

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Part of the organization’s Affordable Housing series, the competition challenged participants to propose a “flexible, innovative, pilot-phase concept for affordable housing within Greater Las Vegas.” Buildner Architecture Competitions has announced the results of its Las Vegas Affordable Housing Challenge.

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Marc Thorpe Design launches design & build agency focused on delivering affordable solar-powered homes

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NYC -based architecture and design studio Marc Thorpe Design has launched a design & build agency in New York’s West Catskills dedicated to the development of affordable solar -powered homes. The program of the dwelling is divided into four zones: live, cook, dine, and sleep, and the systems that su.

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The Quiet Tensions of POPS: How Private Institutions Shape Public Urban Wellness and Access

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Image Phos Studio, Nawin Deangnul In contemporary urban development , the concept of Privately Owned Public Space (POPS) has gained increasing prominence. These are spaces that, while built, owned, and maintained by private developers, are legally required to remain publicly accessible.

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Copenhagen Architecture City Guide: 20 Projects to Discover in the 2023 UNESCO World Capital of Architecture

ArchDaily

After becoming a highly industrialized city by the end of the 19 th century, the city began adopting the English concept of the “garden city” in an effort to sanitize and decentralize its neighborhoods. In 1947, the “Five Finger Plan” was developed to guide urban development and expand the city along five main arteries.

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