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First home buyers nab architectural Collingwood apartment for $1,106,000
First home buyers paid $1,106,000 for an architectural apartment in Collingwood at auction on Saturday, on Melbourne's first auction weekend under new reserve disclosure laws. The two-bedroom apartment at 304/29 Bedford Street, in the trendy Otter…
A Court divided by its own architecture
On September 23, a two-judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India, comprising Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma, delivered a split verdict on a set of petitions which assailed the validity of the Chief Election Commissioner and other…
Why adequate housing must be at the heart of architecture
There is much more to turning a house into a home than simply having a roof over one's head. Ahead of the World Architecture Day, established by the International Union of Architects (UIA) in 1985, and observed annually on the first Monday of…
Women in architecture: the damaging workplace culture pushing talented professionals out
It's been more than 20 years since the Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) and the the Fawcett Society published a landmark 2003 study, Why Do Women Leave Architecture? And one thing is unmistakably clear: the profession has not moved far…
'Absolute Ragebait Architecture': A Bench With Dividers Was Installed Beneath an Ad Saying 'No Kid Should Ever Sleep on the Streets' - Comment Section Is Not Happy
image shared by TikTok user @@free_your_mind._shows a green bench with metal armrests separating its seating spaces. But this public bench has received criticism after the post about its placement beneath an advertisement about children…
Building Scalable JavaScript Applications: Architecture and Best Practices
As JavaScript applications grow, the biggest challenge is rarely writing more code. The real challenge is keeping that code understandable, testable, reliable, and fast as features, users, and teams increase. Scalability starts with architecture…
Consumer and industrial IoT drive wireless chip market
The development of IoT devices for consumer and industrial markets continues to drive the need for next-generation wireless chips. At the same time, accelerating demand for Wi-Fi 6 and 7, Bluetooth 5.x/6 and Bluetooth Low Energy (LE), and edge AI…
What Leadership Gets Wrong About Deploying AI In Regulated Industries
Olufunsho Peters is the CEO of INFINION Technologies. Every month, an executive team walks into a boardroom convinced they are six weeks from an AI breakthrough. They have a dazzling demo and the pilot works. Yet, the project stalls the moment it…
Your Next Million AI Users May Not Use English. That's Why You Need to Cater to a Multilingual Market.
Multilingual markets contain users whose needs are poorly served by English-first AI products. Capturing this opportunity requires treating localized AI as a core engineering and product discipline. Audit your token economics to protect your…
What Does 'Delete My Data' Mean When AI Has Already Learned From It?
Kobi Nissan is co-founder and CEO of Mine, an autonomous platform for privacy, risk and AI governance. A customer asks a global company to delete her personal data. The company knows what to do: Remove her profile from the CRM, delete her…
This Stained Glass Car Imagines a Future Where You Sleep Through Your Commute
Cars of the future are usually imagined as sleek metallic pods packed with screens, sensors, and glowing interfaces. Dominic Wilcox went in almost the opposite direction. His vision of autonomous transportation looks more like a miniature cathedral…
Bruce Price can be remembered for the Wilkes-Barre skyline
Despite not spending a significant portion of his life in Luzerne County, Bruce Price made a huge impact on the area's architectural history. Born in 1845 in Cumberland, Maryland, Price learned his life's work through experience, as he was unable…
Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit explores 185 years of city history through photography
The Baltimore Museum of Art's new exhibit takes you back in time and gives you a different lens on Baltimore City. 'Flashback: Two Centuries of Baltimore Photography' features more than 200 images produced in Baltimore by 90 artists. It documents…
Tomás Saraceno Returns to the Past to Envision a More Just Future
How might we visualize the inextricable web of space, time, and matter, enormous concepts that are so systemic they can almost become abstract? Rendering these connections in a tangible, accessible, and even participatory manner continues to ground…
Who Owns The Learning? Private Equity's Next Governance Problem Is Portfolio Intelligence
Kelvin Cheema is a Global CIO and transformation executive advising boards on technology, AI, transformation and enterprise value creation. I have spent much of my career leading technology and transformation programs where protecting data…
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