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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-12-13 07:20
For Frank Gehry the human element was always important. He intended his buildings to be as comfortable as a baby in a mother’s arms. We remember the architect https://t.co/U86aF89qw7 ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
In Paris, one woman gave two architects ‘carte blanche’ to create a space where she should could always see her wall-to-wall collection. https://t.co/xxsmT23wZx ...
X @Sui
Sui· 2025-12-10 21:14
RT Stacy Muur (@stacy_muur)Here’s why I think @SuiNetwork is one of the biggest infra bets for 2026 and beyond ↓1️⃣ Most L1s compete on throughput. Sui is competing on architecture.That’s a deeper moat than TPS charts.2️⃣ Sui quietly solved something most chains still fake: base-layer orderbooks at scale.DeepBook + unified margin = real CLOB microstructure on-chain, not just glued on via app-layer abstractions. That’s a prerequisite for serious perps, not a nice-to-have.3️⃣ BTCfi is becoming a real growth e ...
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Forbes· 2025-12-08 17:07
On the Big Island of Hawai'i, Musubi House, the work of Craig Steely Architecture, demonstrates a high-art approach to solving the problem of "nature near" living with elemental factors that tend toward the extreme. See more: https://t.co/X7T63xtZOC (Photos: Darren Bradley) https://t.co/Uujc3cwZaq ...
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A tour of Manhattan buildings you can now call home, and a peek inside the architectural hacks that make transformations possible. https://t.co/zZ96ooDprS ...
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The architect and architectural historian,who died Thursday, revived Shingle Style, designed everything from skyscrapers to a presidential library, wrote many pathbreaking books, and served as dean of the Yale School of Architecture. https://t.co/qsJ3X96Sc4 ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The architect and architectural historian,who died Thursday, revived Shingle Style, designed everything from skyscrapers to a presidential library, wrote many pathbreaking books, and served as dean of the Yale School of Architecture. https://t.co/t4F00R9fI6 ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
Architectural Design Trends - The year's best buildings, including JPMorgan Chase's new headquarters and the Frick Collection's revamp, prioritized smart and sensitive integration with their specific settings over flashy styles [1]
What do architects really do? | O'Haji Vuyani Ndlovu | TEDxUniversityofJohannesburg
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-26 17:00
Core Message - Architecture is ubiquitous but often unnoticed, much like the lines on one's hand [2] - Good design disappears when it works well, becoming seamless and unnoticed [6] - Architecture evokes memories and nostalgia, connecting people to the past [7] - Actions today impact future generations, reflecting on the buildings of tomorrow [8] Architectural Impact - Architects translate chaos into reality, creating functional and aesthetically pleasing structures [9] - The built environment, including roads and buildings, shapes daily experiences and commutes [3][4] - Thoughtful design considers even small details like paving and benches [5] Call to Action - The industry encourages people to pay attention to the architecture around them [9] - Noticing and caring about design leads to creating better futures [9]
What if buildings could nurture life? | Mona Doctor - Pingel | TEDxPondicherry University
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 17:14
Architectural Inspiration & Design Philosophy - The speaker's architectural practice is deeply inspired by the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother, particularly the concept of Integral Yoga, aiming to manifest it in daily work [1][2] - The speaker draws inspiration from two buildings in Pondicherry: the Samadhi and a building commissioned by The Mother in the 1930s, considered one of India's first modern buildings [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of balancing man, nature, and economy in architecture and planning, drawing from building biology principles [2] - The speaker's design incorporates the five senses and elements, responding to the context and culture of the location [2] Auroville & Collective Evolution - Auroville was founded as a place belonging to no nation, aiming for peace, concord, harmony, and truth [1] - The city's design, conceived as a galaxy, features a spiritual center called Matrimandir, unique among modern cities [1] - Auroville's population is currently 3,200 after 58 years, with a projected population of 50,000, emphasizing collective realization and transformation of humanity [1] - Auroville is known for its sustainable practices, including reforestation efforts with 6 million trees planted [1] Architectural Projects in Pondicherry - The speaker has designed three buildings on the same street in Pondicherry: a fish house (residential), a cottage showroom, and a cottage restaurant [2] - A key innovation in the cottage showroom is a dynamic facade system that allows people to see inside at night, enhancing the street's vibrancy [2] - The "Fish House" residential building utilizes a courtyard design to mitigate the sun, provide ventilation, and create a green facade [2]