Revitalizing an Earthquake-Ravaged Cathedral Through Digital Collaboration by Rina Diane Caballar In 2011, a powerful earthquake nearly destroyed New Zealand’s Christchurch Cathedral. Now, digital collaboration and traditional craft join forces to rebuild this civic and spiritual nexus.
Architecture Collaborative Robotics Bridges the Gap Between Digital and Physical Manufacturing by Redshift Video
Architecture Location, Location, Relocation: Swedish Town in the Arctic Is Moving—Literally by Friederike Voigt
Infrastructure Auckland Public Transport Project Lays Digital Tracks to the Future by Rina Diane Caballar The future transit landscape is unknown, but in New Zealand, Auckland public transport moves forward with an ambitious rail project to support a growing city through all contingencies.
Sustainability 3 Ways Biomimicry Brings Nature’s Designs to Sustainable Architecture by Sarah Wesseler Biomimicry in sustainable architecture will bring built structures closer to nature—making them healthier for people, too. Here are 3 ways to bring the concept into design reality.
Architecture 5 Insights as Architects Lead Hospital Conversion for COVID-19 Response by Zach Mortice In the race to treat the staggering number of COVID-19 patients around the globe, architects bring a crucial skill to adapt buildings for hospital conversion: multidimensional thinking.
Construction Academics Are Advancing Digital Construction Technology—With Help From Robots by Friederike Voigt To explore the possibilities of digital construction technology, one German university is building a futuristic test site on campus—led by a robotics-obsessed professor/architect.
Respect Fazlur Khan Converged Engineering and Architecture at the Top of the World by Zach Mortice Modernist titan and structural engineer Fazlur Khan is best known for the once-tallest Sears Tower, but his legacy of innovation runs even deeper, influencing design and even sustainability.
