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🏙️ Check out this insightful blog post on "Vanguard Urban Development" focusing on the innovative architectural trends reshaping the cityscape. From sustainable designs to landmark projects, this post delves into the evolving urban landscape. Read more about these cutting-edge developments here: https://ift.tt/d3h7KOm

The objective of the assignment was to develop design interventions for heritage building through adaptive reuse, integrating contemporary functions while preserving their architectural, historic, and cultural values.

Two ADUs designed by PARAVANT Architects and built to Passive House standards exemplify how evolving policies, and tastes, are reshaping the urban landscape of Los Angeles. Learn more 👉 https://ow.ly/Hiug50QqsYC

Curious about what makes an environment "responsive"? This interdisciplinary manifesto dives deep into the intersection of design, technology, and human experience. Authored by leading experts and professionals Allen Sayegh, Stefano Andreani and Matteo Kalchschmidt, Responsive Environments explores speculative urban visions and innovative design projects across different contexts and scales—from interactive artifacts to augmented cities. Drawing on years of research at the REAL Lab at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and featuring work by INVIVIA and other trailblazing practices, this book reveals the experiential layers of our tech-mediated relationship with space. A must-read for those interested in architecture, urbanism, design, and art! Make sure to grab your copy today at https://lnkd.in/d_uvzGpR. This book is also available in e-version.

What does it mean to design cities according to European values? Discover unique perspectives on urbanism with the speakers of Lviv Urban Forum 2023. The videos of the first Urban Values block are available in our YouTube library. The six speakers, each in their own way, consider values as the foundation for sustainable urban development. They not only share their experience, but also suggest how to get rid of outdated approaches in urban planning. Among the speakers: 🔸 Karsten Pålsson: How to design human cities 🔸 Anne Lacaton: Doing more with less 🔸 Christoph Wessling: Design principles and values for the contemporary urban environment 🔸 Kees Christiaanse: Principles of sustainable urban design 🔸 Anne Mette Boye: Aarhus values 🔸 Erik Wieërs: Flemish approach Available viewing languages: UA - https://bit.ly/3vre0et ENG - https://bit.ly/41PR9Wd 📺 Save the playlist and listen to those who have shaped the values in architecture and public space design that are already working around the world. Also join the discussion in the comments and share your thoughts on whose lecture resonated with you the most.

CAN’s Head of Masterplanning and Urban Design Massimiliano Dappero will join a panel discussion on the hybrid temporary urbanism and the governance of fragments in Hong Kong and Chinese cities. Hosted by the School of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Bartlett School of Architecture, the event will explore the latest trends in hybrid temporary urbanism, comprising both bottom-up and top-down arrangements, that have been spreading in cities during periods of crisis and disruption. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into these crucial urban topics. #CAN #paneldiscussion #events #urbanplanning #masterplanning 

What does the shape of a city reveal about space and urban community? How does the urban landscape transmit hidden meanings? This seminar will explore the urban design of Jerusalem as a shared space: a sacred site and a national emblem for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. It will rely on the reciprocal relationship between society and space, i.e., how different cultures produce different urban settings. to ask how a city reflects its living societies and examine the tools and tactics different societies employ to shape their living spaces through urban design, architecture, and urban planning. Learn more about this course and the rest of our offerings for fall semester here: https://buff.ly/4cUAiFZ

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While a property’s success depends on several disciplines, architecture, design, and art & culture are often the triad responsible for intentional placemaking; they are the “ingredients” best suited for building community, reflecting culture, and shaping memorable experiences that keep people coming back. ➡️ And all three are equally essential. ⬅️ Read CEO Martha Weidmann's article for the Colorado Real Estate Journal to learn how these disciplines work together to maximize project budgets and overall success. https://lnkd.in/eENKRzbq

SHoP Architects' Gregg Pasquarelli, FAIA expresses why the quality of our cities and buildings matter, during his recent Salon Series conversation with Amir Korangy. WATCH THE FULL DISCUSSION: https://lnkd.in/eHRDupt8