The Oslo-based architecture firm recently revisited the postmodern masterpiece through silent interventions and the opening of the spaces at the base of the tower to the public.
The Danish firm is redesigning the container port term in Aqaba, Jordan, in cooperation with APM Terminals and Maersk. The main objective is decarbonization through the use of solar power and optimization of the architecture.
The Pritzker Prize-winning architect recently unveiled a new Bovisa-Goccia master plan for a new Milan Polytechnic University campus, with twenty new buildings and an affected area of nearly 60 hectares.
Developed by Berlin-based nFrontier, the vehicle is an e-bike that looks like a futuristic electric microcar thanks to an unusual 3D-printed design.
After seven years of delays, the Blue Line opens its first six stops to the public, from Linate Airport to Dateo. The project will connect suburban areas still underserved and is integrated with a very ambitious plan for bicycle lanes.
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape will cover the new tunnels of a six-lane highway with an ecological bridge, ensuring a safe crossing for people and wildlife.
Designed by Rollimarchini Architects and G8A Architects, the facades of Jakob Factory Saigon are covered with plants with a system of horizontal planters so that sun and rain can filter through.
Designed by Boele Architects and Buro Happold, the bridge will connect the National Palace of Culture to the most naturalistic area of the Bulgarian capital with a curvilinear gait and an essential design.
The French brand has launched S/Rapide, an upgraded version of its S-model bike, that aims to be even smarter and more eco-friendly.
During COP27, the US firm shows an up-to-date version of the Urban Sequoia project, a skyscraper capable of absorbing CO2 emissions.
An exhibition at MoMA titled “New York, New Publics” showcases how public space has changed in the American metropolis.
The Japanese firm filed patents in Europe for a new electric scooter with pedals as it prepares to launch a whole e-scooter fleet by 2025.
For more than half a century, an experimental settlement on the dunes near Valparaíso, Chile, has been exploring the combination of poetry, teaching and architectural creation: in 1997, Domus chose to join this vision as a manifesto for social sustainability.
From the Sagrada Familia to the Colosseum, the Dutch artist duo redesigns incomplete architecture using illuminating drones. The goal is to help architects visualize their designs at full scale and in a sustainable way.
