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Learn Architecture like never before from most engaging online courses at Eduwik.com Exploring the Concept of Material Ecology, in Neri Oxman’s World Read Full Article>https://ow.ly/rjj250TCazL Let us begin exploring with an interesting question – What if the structures of the future were grown rather than being constructed? Is it possible for architecture to develop to resemble the intricacy of living things? I #interiordesign #architects #geometry #architect #design

Episode 2: Tides In the future, coastal areas will become epicenters of scientific research and energy production. This episode delves into how shorelines will be key for both harvesting energy and studying new forms of cultivation. The focus will be on algae and plankton, opening new scientific frontiers, while the analysis of tides will enable the efficient extraction of energy. Architecture will find a new language, deeply integrating with nature to create a landscape where the natural and the human coexist in perfect harmony. The balance between technology and ecology will pave the way for a more sustainable future, where innovation in design and environmental preservation complement each other, shaping a world where architecture leaves a positive impact on the planet. #landscape #future #futuro #sustainability #sostenibilidad #aiart #aiartcommunity #aiartwork #aiartist #ailandscapes #aiarchitecture

its incredible what can be done with AI and a lot of talent and sensibility.

🌟 New Article Alert: The Ethics of Building with Nature: Harmonizing Architectural Design with Ecosystems in Urban Environments 🌟 In an era marked by rapid urbanization and climate change, the intersection of architecture, ecology, and philosophy presents a crucial ethical question: How can we design and build urban environments that harmonize with, rather than disrupt, the natural ecosystems that sustain life? #rebelarchitect #futurearchitecture #urbanplanning #biophilicdesign #biomimicry #ecology #ecosystems

These days architects work hard to reduce the carbon footprint and limit the environmental impact of the buildings they create. One credible and prestigious confirmation of this design philosophy is the #BREEAM certificate. While most of us have likely heard the name, not everyone knows what buildings that are awarded this certificate are really like. What does the certificate take into account and when is it awarded? This article explains the process 😉 #sustainability #ecology #greenbuilding

Sustainable Architecture: Creating Wildlife Corridors in Urban Landscapes https://lnkd.in/e2wwA7A5 #biodiversity #biodiversitynetgain #builtenvironment #biodiversityoffsetting

Development of the Mass Timber Industry The process optimizes the structural values of wood and reduces wastage. Our latest white paper traces the industrial growth and development of mass timber as a commercial building material, from its historical applications to the present day. #masstimber #bioarchitecture #greendesign #climateresponsive #sustainability #carbonemissions #ecology #organicarchitecture #livingbuildings #woodconstruction #cltdesign #mha

Hey Landscape Architects! Have you done a project that addresses Climate Change, Ecology and the Environment? Landscapes|Paysages magazine is looking for stories about projects for our fall issue that Decarbonize Design! DM me for more details!

The ASLA Fund has released new peer-reviewed research on landscape architecture solutions to the biodiversity crisis. The research was developed by Dr. Sohyun Park, ASLA, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture, University of Connecticut. Dr. Park and her team won a competitive national grant from the ASLA Fund in 2023 to conduct the research. Park and her team found that: - Heterogeneity and diversity are critical components of healthy ecosystems. This goes beyond the diversity of animal and plant species to include built forms, landscapes, and water bodies. - Landscape architects can design diverse landscapes and restore plant communities that mimic nature in both functional diversity and complexity of structure. - These design strategies enhance insect, bird, reptile, and mammal biodiversity and improve the water retention capabilities of soils and green infrastructure. - It is critical that stakeholders appreciate how everything connects within a socio-ecological system. - Planners and policymakers should take a holistic view when setting biodiversity objectives and planning local or national initiatives. Read the executive summary, which includes case studies and project examples, and the full research study: https://bit.ly/3VrCW0u Image Credit: Landscape Architecture Solutions to Biodiversity Loss. Dr. Sohyun Park, ASLA / ASLA Fund