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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

What Europe Can (and Can’t) Tell the US About Architectural Licensure https://lnkd.in/ggw2rwQZ #ArchitecturalLicensure #EuropeanArchitecture #ArchitecturePolicy

How is the architecture profession's business health shaping up this month? 📈 Archinect's monthly 'State of AEC' series explores the latest economic and business figures.

How can we make our architecture and architectural thinking more accessible to the general public? Robert Evans and Mohammed Khizr discuss how important it is for the quality of our public spaces that we communicate the emotive aspects of our architecture, and architectural thinking, to excite audiences about the potential of good design, and to make the industry as accessible as possible to the general public 📢🏛👥 Full episode: https://lnkd.in/eZnrzi27

Considering Human Antifragility in the Social-Spatial-Temporal City by Dr Sam Conrad Joyce At DP’s upcoming #DesignFUTURE Conference, Dr Joyce questions how architecture adapts and thrives beyond its initial purpose, challenging us to see architecture not as a solution, but a #catalyst for new opportunities and behaviours.   His presentation will delve into methods for capturing and analysing the unplanned activities that arise once buildings and spaces come to life. By leveraging data-driven approaches, he explores how #thoughtfuldesign can transform challenges, such as those posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, into learning experiences that prove the #resiliency and #antifragility of our environments.   Read more about DesignFUTURE Conference here: https://lnkd.in/geRqexQT   Register for the event here: https://lnkd.in/gUHC_5s8

Adjunct Professor: The architectural design course was enriched with the guest Architect Riccardo de Vincenzo deals with the composition of the digital image in the current architectural scenario. #rendering #rendering3d #digital3d

“You can’t learn if you don’t feel safe." Those are powerful words spoken by my DLR Group colleague Vanessa Schutte. Dig into the trauma-informed design principles we addressed at Boys Town Education Center in this article by Architectural Record. https://lnkd.in/eDT78bT3 #EducationDesign #trauma-informeddesign

From the IMGW News Trend Setters section: Check out this interview with the prominent Maltese-Italian architect and designer, Anthony Guillaiumier. Explore our diverse content and subscribe for free www.IMGW.news

A lack of emotion and beauty in our built environment can wear away at us. Yet good architecture can make us feel alive and engaged, write Nick Moss and Barbara Iddon, authors of a new book on emotion in architecture https://ow.ly/u0fs50TFGJJ

My thanks to the NSW Architects Registration Board and Architects Registration Board of Victoria for the opportunity to participate in the Deep Dive Report on Systemic Risks in the Australian Architecture Sector, which identifies systemic risks in the Australian architecture sector that affect the entire industry. Without effective action, these risks could lead to widespread negative outcomes. Given their systemic nature, addressing these risks requires a coordinated response involving not only the NSW ARB and ARBV, but also industry bodies, education providers, research institutions and other government agencies. The Deep Dive Report offers recommendations so that outcomes can be improved for architects, their clients, users of architectural services and the public. You can find out more information at: https://lnkd.in/gc-fGMKJ #architecture #public #industry #education #research