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Essay from India: 2
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Five years after his first Essay from India, Jeremy Smith continues the conversation about the country’s reductive approach to architecture, seemingly coming full circle to life and building as it was before tech and WiFi.
Technology meets craft
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Sarosh Mulla delves into the tension between technology and craftsmanship in residential architecture to uncover parallels in these seemingly disparate modes of design.
The bots are here
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Karamia Müller considers artificial intelligence, its relationship to creativity, and the ethics surrounding its application in the course of architectural study and/or practice.
Six design apps that are making waves
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We review the best apps for quick 3D mock-ups, layered multimedia sketching, real-time rendering, immersive visualisation and more…
Homes are set to get smarter
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The introduction of Smart Homes will lower household energy bills and support New Zealand’s transition to renewables says the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority.
Context Architects on the construction crisis
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Context Architects’ Katrina Hall discusses how the firm is weathering the perfect storm in the construction sector.
Australian startup uses AI to shake up town planning
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A Gold Coast startup is using AI to streamline and simplify development applications to allow planning consultants to focus on town planning rather than report writing.
Future of Design: Making AI work for you
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What does the AEC industry’s new normal look like? Maria Mingallon brings us direct applications of artificial intelligence that could revolutionise our work lives.
Conducting architecture in a digital web
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Context Architects explore new technologies to communicate design and reflect on today’s changing client expectations and the need to be transparent and collaborate in real-time.
Future of Design: Keep calm, stay home and 3D print
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The fourth in our series brings us a spark of light in the fight against COVID-19 using desktop 3D printers and asks what decentralised manufacturing could mean for our collective future.
Video: Toyota and BIG create a “town of the future”
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Bjarke Ingels Group has designed the Toyota Woven City – a 70 hectare “smart city” that will be a testing ground for emerging technologies.
Blockchain and the building sector
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What does blockchain mean for the construction sector? Federico Monsalve speaks to a team of researchers in pursuit of answers.
Black mirrors: part two
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Camille Khouri interviews some firms around the country which are using Cross Reality in their everyday work.
Black mirrors: part one
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Federico Monsalve explores the potentially disruptive ideas behind Cross Reality.
Smart cities with a human face
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Beca’s David Batchelor discusses how smart cities need to find a human narrative to be accepted within our communities.
Art of ‘The Frame’
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Partner content: Samsung’s new television, The Frame, has been designed to blend in with its surroundings, whether on or off.
Humanity and the machine
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Camille Khouri reports from this year’s CoreNet Symposium, which focused on the future of work and technology.
Print your own house
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Amelia Melbourne-Hayward chats with the co-founders of WikiHouse New Zealand to find out more about the open source project.
Colour goes 360
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Partner content: The Resene ColourVision experience lets you change the colours on a virtual reality house.
The act of making
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Amelia Melbourne-Hayward speaks with the Wellington-based team behind Makers of Architecture and Makers Fabrication.