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Architecture without culture is a body without a soul: dead! Imagine a world without the Colosseum or Taj Mahal—our cultural treasures are at risk of getting lost. Thankfully, BIM is there to safeguard these historic landmarks for generations to come. Discover how BIM aids in heritage preservation by enabling virtual restoration and enhancing collaboration among experts. From real-time monitoring of fragile structures to creating immersive virtual tours, BIM could be one crucial tool in our attempt to safeguard our heritage. Read the full blog to learn more on BIM for heritage preservation! https://lnkd.in/gEE3wEuG #BIM #HeritagePreservationb #AEC #CulturalHeritage #VirtualRestoration #HistoricLandmarks #Architecture #ConstructionTechnology #TopBIM

Space House features in the latest issue of the NLQ, the NLA’s quarterly magazine. Delving into the reworking of the mid-century modern icon, the six double-page feature includes perspectives from Space House Developer and Seaforth CEO Tyler Goodwin; Partner at Squire & Partners Architects Tim Gledstone, Structural Engineer Andrew Murray, (Technical Director) at Pell Frischmann, as well as Mechanical Engineer Younha Rhee, (Technical Director) at Atelier Ten. Tyler Goodwin shared his thoughts on what makes Space House so unique, and why it works as a workspace for the future: “…such buildings are able to ‘kindle a spark’ among their tenants, and that by working in such an environment they will be more engaged and inspired, and ultimately experience better health and productivity.” Head to page 78 of Issue 61 of the NLQ: https://lnkd.in/dnKPwZPq #spacehouse #architecture #brutalism #renovation #London #development

In a space world inhabited by the most intelligent alien species, their architecture is a seamless blend of advanced technology and organic design, with structures that defy gravity, made from living materials that adapt and grow, while incorporating energy fields and bioluminescence to power and illuminate their environments.

How do you make the long term more important in the spatial choices we make now? When designing space, we often look at the problems of the present or the near future. While the choices we make now have an impact for decades, sometimes centuries. Think of a polder that becomes a neighbourhood, or a dam in a valley. You can't undo that easily. From 1 January 2025, Peter Pelzer will start his work as the new professor of Spatial Planning and Strategy with a clear mission: ‘To achieve necessary change, we must dare to let go of what we are used to.’ Read more: https://lnkd.in/evwgvrbh #design #sustainability #spatialdesign #climatechange

??? "We are working with the Great Green Wall initiative... one of the most important projects for humanity in the next few years." Giuseppe Masanotti, part of the visionary team behind the Levi-Montalcini Foundation’s new headquarters, shared the groundbreaking design features that set this building apart. Powered by innovative and eco-sustainable solutions, the headquarters will incorporate biochar-infused concrete, 3D-printed eco-cement structures, and a vertiport for electric drones—creating a blueprint for sustainable architecture. ??? Discover how this project is setting new standards for architecture and environmental change: https://loom.ly/1V08P_s #TBWC24 #SustainableArchitecture #EcoInnovation #GreenBuilding

Space Optimization Experts: We Design & Build for Efficiency At Level18 shelters, we're passionate about creating spaces that work smarter, not harder.It's about maximizing functionality and efficiency.It's all about transforming limitations into opportunities. #architecture #engineering #projectmanagement #realestate #facilitiesmanagement #spaceefficiency #livability #level18shelters

I'm beyond excited to announce that my architectural design has clinched a spot in the #top50 of the esteemed #MarsceptionArchitectureCompetition2024, brought to you by the visionaries at Volume Zero! ?? The #Marsception Architecture Competition by #Volume Zero is a groundbreaking challenge that beckons architects and designers to dream up sustainable habitats for our Martian future. ???? Introducing my vision: "Red Horizon: The beginning of #Martiancivilization..." Set in the year 2030, my design welcomes a team of five pioneers to Mars - an astrobiologist, geologist, planetary scientist, engineer, and chemist. Inspired by the #Martian landscape, the #concept features #shellstructures reminiscent of #sanddunes, providing essential radiation protection. The design is #modular, human-focused, and utilizes #sustainablematerials such as recycled industrial waste. Controlled environment agriculture is at the heart of the design, ensuring self-sufficiency. The development unfolds in phases: Phase 1: A compact yet comprehensive setup for the initial five inhabitants, complete with pods, assembly, living, research, and recreational spaces, as well as a farm. Phase 2: Scaling up with additional modules, introducing administrative and larger recreational areas, all under a protective dome alongside an expanded farm. Future Phases: The grand vision - interconnected habitat domes forming a Martian neighborhood, complete with waste management, water systems, and a research hub connected to a space station.

What does climate accountability look like for architecture? In an online exhibition curated by the Arièle Dionne-Krosnick at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA), the participants in the ?2022 Toolkit for Today: Carbon Present? seminar and the ?2022 Doctoral Research Residency Program? were invited to collaboratively re-read objects from the CCA collections in ways that highlight how carbon shapes our present built environment. MoA research associate Iva Re?etar contributed to two thematic clusters: Combusting with Demetra Vogiatzaki and Hamish Lonergan, examining the double meaning of combustion as power: although it provides energy, it is tied to the control of resources, processes, and knowledge; in Easing, together with Arièle Dionne-Krosnick and Christian Saavedra, she asks: how do design practices channel and redistribute access to natural elements like vegetation, water, and air in order to meet human needs for comfort and leisure? And how do they reconstruct or substitute these ?missing? aspects of nature in the built environment? We'd like to invite you to follow the evolving display, as new thematic clusters are being added to the CCA channels (link via our website below)! https://lnkd.in/gbrQ5GD7 #exhibition #virtual #design #climate #architecture #CCA #resources #power #air #water Image: Ernest Cormier, Thermometer. ARCH252051. Copyright: Fonds Ernest Cormier, CCA

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All too often content is written in which authors can over complicate the subject matter, under the assumption that all their readers have the same innate understanding, of that particular subject, as they do. On the very rare occasions that I write something for public consumption, I always imagine that I am explaining this subject to my mum... AIRSPACE DEVELOPMENT - Building Up not Out Airspace development refers to the creation of new homes in the ‘air-rights’ on top of existing buildings, by usually one or two additional storeys. By utilising the existing rooftops, a huge number of new homes can be built with minimal disruption to existing communities and the London skyline – an exciting prospect in a city where the supply of land and homes is limited. Airspace development is also far more sustainable than the prevailing system for new-build housing.?Existing buildings are preserved and often enhanced in order to improve saleability.?Older buildings are given a new lease of life, rather than falling into disrepair or being demolished unnecessarily. The development of technology, specifically with regards to materials and construction techniques, also means that airspace developments can now be produced with greater ease and cost efficiency. The ability of companies such as MODULOFT LIMITED to build on top of existing buildings, especially in densely populated areas, is an exciting and sustainable way to meet the increasing demand for urban housing, whilst preserving the existing architecture. Please get in touch to find out more. James #modugroup #moduloft #airspacedevelopment #modularmanufacturing #modernmethodsofconstruction