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The year 2023 witnessed a dynamic array of cultural developments that reshaped societal norms and challenged traditional narratives — and the field of architecture was no exception. Read our blog https://dk.world/47Xr5Lc to find the top five architectural projects of 2023.

Wired Magazine: HWKN, led by visionary architect Matthias Hollwich, is redefining urban spaces by integrating advanced AI and cultural sensitivity into their designs. This New York-based collective of architects and innovators uses AI to refresh creativity, tailor designs to local contexts, and explore unprecedented possibilities in architecture. HWKN’s projects, which include mobile structures inspired by nomadic cultures, are setting new standards in urban development, particularly in rapidly evolving regions like the Middle East. Hollwich envisions a future where AI democratizes design and creates more personalized, community-engaged, and culturally significant buildings. https://lnkd.in/eyEThi2V

🌟 Check out this captivating blog post about Melike Altinişik's groundbreaking architectural work! Discover how she infuses technology and organic forms to create awe-inspiring spaces. From her transformative projects to her futuristic vision of architecture, this article delves into the innovative world of Melike Altinişik. Click the link to read more: https://ift.tt/HP3gMst 🏗️🌿

WIRED Magazine: HWKN, led by visionary architect Matthias Hollwich, is redefining urban spaces by integrating advanced AI and cultural sensitivity into their designs. This New York-based collective of architects and innovators uses AI to refresh creativity, tailor designs to local contexts, and explore unprecedented possibilities in architecture. HWKN’s projects, which include mobile structures inspired by nomadic cultures, are setting new standards in urban development, particularly in rapidly evolving regions like the Middle East. Hollwich envisions a future where AI democratizes design and creates more personalized, community-engaged, and culturally significant buildings. https://lnkd.in/euCkw-JT

Learn how PLACE LOGIC emerged from a longstanding collaboration between ADAM Architecture and the Urban Design Studies Unit at the University of Strathclyde. This innovative partnership led to the development of a powerful urban design tool that combines data-driven insights with masterplanning expertise ✏️📉 Discover how this relationship has shaped our approach to creating resilient and walkable urban spaces🚶♀️, and how it continues to drive impactful projects today✅️ Read more about our journey and achievements via the link below😃 https://lnkd.in/dyQpCYmi

What can we expect in urban development trends in 2024? In the following carousel, Cristina Mateo Rebollo, Ph.D Goldsmiths College, associate dean at @IE School of Architecture and Design, shares what we can expect in 2024 for cities and urban areas. Read more about her ideas in this #UncoverIE article: https://bit.ly/48T8rDQ

What are the trends in spending and building of major arts projects around the world? Where are the biggest projects? Who are the most popular architecture firms? Find out in the  latest edition of the Cultural Infrastructure Index, out now! The Index tracks major investments in capital projects in the cultural sector with budgets of US$10 million or more, that were either announced or completed in 2023. Read the full report at: https://lnkd.in/guae8WRr

On May 29, Marlon Blackwell of Marlon Blackwell Architects will discuss his architecture and design process highlighting projects found in the 2022 monograph Radical Practice: The Work of Marlon Blackwell Architects. #designevents #designtalks #azuremagazine

Looking forward to share my thoughts in the session for the region!

Ever wondered how to seamlessly integrate universal design into your architectural practice? This chapter attempts to clarify the concept of universal design by developing a list of guiding questions that can be used in architectural practices. This list consists of frequently asked questions (FAQ) in design processes and how an alternative to such questions could look like if we put on our universal design glasses. The aim is to help you towards an alternative way of structuring your design practice when possible. The chapter is written by Marie Christoffersen Gramkow, Marcus Tang Merit, Masa Kajita and Ulrika Stigsdotter, members of the Bevica Foundation's interdisciplinary research network. You can read their chapter in the anthology: https://lnkd.in/d5CNHzvS #UniversalDesign #Arcitecture