Is Asbestos the New Eco-Friendly Building Material? – Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2025
The Australian architectural studio Besley and Spresser, one of only twenty studios selected from 76…
Fly Without a License? Zapata AirScooter Brings Personal Flight to Everyone
The Zapata AirScooter is a next-generation personal VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) hybrid-electric aircraft developed…
SOLARIS: World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Autonomous Motorcycle
Mask Architects introduces SOLARIS, a self-charging motorcycle developed at the meeting point of architectural thinking…
Foster + Partners 10 Most Anticipated Projects
Since its founding in 1967 by Norman Foster, Foster + Partners has served as a…
ETH Zurich’s AI-Powered Co-Pilot Helps Restore Lausanne Cathedral
Researchers at ETH Zurich are developing a digital co-pilot that helps specialists take a comprehensive…
How to Choose the Right Switchgear for a Safe and Efficient Home
A safe, efficient home begins with a reliable electrical system. Hidden behind walls and panels,…
10 Iconic Products Designed by Starchitects That Aren’t Buildings
Architecture’s most influential figures have long demonstrated that their ideas are not confined to skylines…
Google Gemini 3: Google’s Most Powerful AI Model Yet
Google has introduced Gemini 3, its most advanced AI model to date. The launch expands…
Recurrence: Computational Tectonics via Parameterized LiDar Scanning and Sand Binder Jetting for a Circular Façade System
London based studio Wedge has unveiled Recurrence, a pioneering modular façade system at The Black…
Biophilic Column: A New Frontier in Passive COâ‚‚ Capture and Cooling Architecture
In a bold reimagining of architecture’s role in climate response, multi-disciplinary studio DEOND, co-founded by…
Cloudflare Global Outage Causes Widespread Disruption Across Major Platforms
A major global outage at Cloudflare, a leading web infrastructure and security company, caused widespread…
10 Projects Demonstrating MVRDV’s Mastery of Digital Tectonics
MVRDV has spent more than three decades treating architecture as both a laboratory and a…