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Turning coffee waste into 3D-printed architectural forms
RMIT researchers have turned coffee waste into 3D-printed architectural forms, opening a potential pathway towards more sustainable, low-carbon construction. The project brings together scientific, architectural and engineering expertise. In…
An affordable home for local teachers, a hands-on lesson for Yale architecture students
On a hillside in New Haven's Fair Haven Heights neighborhood, a new two-family home built under a canopy of sugar maples and white oaks will offer residents shaded terraces, bright, comfortable living spaces, and the peace of mind that accompanies…
The Korean Pavilion to Explore Urban Shrinkage Through 'Catabolism' at the 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale
The Korean contribution at the 2027 International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia will focus on the country's condition of hyper-shrinkage, the accelerated stage of population contraction and societal aging, within the…
What do boxing and architecture have in common? For Tadao Ando, it's a lot
Tadao Ando was once a professional boxer. Before becoming one of his generation's most esteemed architects, he had a brief stint with the punching gloves, aged 17, while living in Osaka, Japan. ‘An architect holding a pencil and drawing, and…
The Technical Architecture of Collapse: Deconstructing Terra/Luna's Downfall and Its Enduring Lessons
The collapse of the Terra ecosystem in May 2022 stands as one of the most cataclysmic events in cryptocurrency history, wiping out an estimated $60 billion in market value within a matter of days. This unprecedented implosion of what was once a…
For Damascus' future, a glimpse of its colorful stained-glass past
As Syrians pick up the pieces of their war-ravaged country, Fayez Talmasani is opening a window to one of the Middle East's oldest art forms for the first time in half a century. And as Damascus slowly rebuilds, he hopes that sharing his secrets…
Captain Tom's family home back on the market with £450k slashed from price tag
Captain Sir Tom Moore's family home is back on the market - with £450,000 slashed off the price. The sprawling seven-bedroom property where the Covid hero raised £39million for charity was originally listed for £2.25m in 2024. But…
Salesforce is planning to buy AI marketing company Braze, sending BRZE shares surging 50%
A move announced by the software-as-a-service giant Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) is sending the stock price of a relatively unknown AI marketing firm surging this morning. Here's what you need to know. On Tuesday morning, Salesforce announced plans to…
Design trends: Lessons from a Venetian palazzo
Some of the most memorable design lessons come while travelling. Stepping into unfamiliar places can shift our perspective, revealing new ways to use colour, arrange a room or bring historic architecture into the present. Often, it's a detail that…
Autodesk: Discounted Market Leader With Rich Cash Flows & Capital Appreciation Prospects
Dominant AEC software moat underscores ADSK's robust pricing power, rich Net Revenue Retention Rates, and recurring SaaS revenue ratio at 97%. The recent price hikes and updated go-to-market strategy have contributed to the richer profit margins…
OpenBSD 8.0 arrives with security record still intact
OpenBSD 8.0 is here, marking the project's 61st release and continuing its schedule of semiannual releases dating back to 1996. What started more than 30 years ago as a fork of NetBSD has grown into one of the most security-conscious operating…
Chinese Tech Giants Order $35 Billion Of Nvidia's Latest 'Compliant' GPUs - Except There's A Huge Problem
ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent have ordered more than 3 million of Nvidia's new RTX PRO 5500 workstation GPU s, representing a collective sticker price exceeding $35 billion, as Chinese tech giants scramble for export-compliant hardware amid…
Tourist killed in freak accident at landmark designed by one of America's most famous architects
A tourist was killed in a freak accident while visiting an architectural landmark designed by one of America's greatest architects last week, according to authorities. Rogério Renato Mateucci, 55, was killed around 2 p.m. on Friday when…
South London housing estates saved from the bulldozer after years of uncertainty
Three under-threat housing estates in south London look set to be spared the bulldozer after years of uncertainty for residents. Lambeth Council has outlined plans to protect Central Hill in Crystal Palace, as well as Cressingham Gardens, near…
The End Of Digital Identity As We Know It
Travis McGregor is CEO and Co-Founder of SLC Digital, a hardware-rooted transaction assurance platform helping enterprises combat AI fraud. For years, we've told ourselves a reassuring story about digital identity. If someone can access an…
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