July’s top news stories
Austrian construction company Strabag has won a €110m contract for the Triiiple building construction project in Vienna, and the City of London Corporation in the UK has approved Lai Sun...
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Elevating urban infrastructure
Public space design is often dominated by sweeping spaces and wide terrains that give a sense of openness to crowded urban spaces. However, the winners of a new design competition...
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Algorithmic design: an insight into T2.a Architects’ process
Algorithms are increasingly being used to aid design across a host of industries, and now Budapest-based T2.a Architects has incorporated the technology into a new residential building. The project’s chief...
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June’s top news stories
The George Kaiser Family Foundation has chosen lead architect and exhibit designer for The Bob Dylan Center and 3L Alliance has appointed Multiplex to build a residential tower in Melbourne....
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![Design & Build Review: Issue 44]()
Design & Build Review: Issue 44
In this issue: Bringing experience back to architecture, making algorithms work for residential design, how robots are driving the future of construction, and more
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![Seismic shift: tech to make buildings more earthquake-resistant]()
Seismic shift: tech to make buildings more earthquake-resistant
Geoscientists recently predicted 2018 would see a noticeable increase in earthquakes across the world as a result of changes in the earth’s rotational patterns. This might be debatable, but what...
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![Glass future: Space Popular and the colourful architecture of tomorrow]()
Glass future: Space Popular and the colourful architecture of tomorrow
Following its colourful, Bruno Taut-inspired, glass installation in London last year, Space Popular is growing a serious reputation as an architectural practice to watch. Patrick Kingsland spoke to the innovative...
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Will robots drive the digital revolution in construction?
3D printing has attracted considerable interest for its potential for construction, but it may be robots that ultimately prove more impactful, especially with human labour in short supply. How are...
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![After the flood: the pioneering architects embracing flood-conscious design]()
After the flood: the pioneering architects embracing flood-conscious design
An increase in extreme weather conditions is requiring architects to increasingly take flooding into account in their designs. Elliot Gardner takes a look at some of the projects pioneering in...
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![Design & Build Review: Issue 43]()
Design & Build Review: Issue 43
In this issue: The promise of Bjarke Ingels Group’s Amager Bakke, designing the world’s largest wooden building, Oslo's architectural transformation and much more
