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Liu Jiakun: Get to Know the 2025 Pritzker Winner's Work

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However, it wasn't until many years later that the architect understood that "the built environment could be used as a medium for personal expression".

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Adapt, Breathe, Regenerate: Envisioning a New Chapter in Architectural Materials

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From regenerative materials that integrate biology and engineering to circular economy principles redefining resource use, and hybrid approaches that blend traditional methods with cutting-edge technology, these innovations are reshaping the blueprint for the built environment. Read more

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Archinect's Lexicon: "Prompt Engineer"

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A "Prompt Engineer" is a professional who specializes in crafting and designing effective prompts to guide the behavior of artificial intelligence models, such as GPT-3 and GPT-4, or to facilitate cognitive engagement in learning environments or user interfaces.

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Who is the 2025 Pritzker Prize winner Liu Jiakun?

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Born in 1956 in Chengdu , China, Liu’s early years were influenced by the medical profession of his family and the environment of the Chengdu Second People’s Hospital, where his mother worked as an internist.

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Get Lectured: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Winter '25

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The school shares: "The 2024/25 Hearst Lectures is a series of discussions with designers, activists and professionals of the built environment whose work interrogate ecological, societal and material crisis.

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Shaping a Sustainable Built Environment Through Industry-Wide Upskilling

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Courtesy of Holcim By now, most people in the construction industry know that addressing the carbon emissions that come from the built environment is key to solving the climate challenge. Yet, knowing where to start can be a challenge for many professionals.

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This Hungarian mass timber house blends seamlessly into its natural environment

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Hungarian design-build studio Hello Wood has shared its latest home with us, seamlessly blending into its rural surroundings and bridging the gap between the natural environment and engineered objects. Photo: György Palkó Located in rural Hungary , CLT House is approximately 1,453 square feet and fully equipped.