The Line: The Vertical Dream Devours 20% of the World's Steel
The Line, the beating heart of Neom, is single-handedly devouring a fifth of the world’s steel: Saudi ambition defies all limits.
The Line, the beating heart of Neom, is single-handedly devouring a fifth of the world’s steel: Saudi ambition defies all limits.
Ancient cities had a secret: their design protected them from disease. Here's how urban planning shaped civilization.
Brazil is preparing for a new skyline. In the Senna Tower, architecture meets legend and challenges the limits of the possible.
Exclusive interview with Memo Colucci, who designed the Italian hub for the production of electrolysers for green hydrogen, the largest in the world. A true gigafactory of the future: efficiency, aesthetics and environmental respect perfectly combined.
New images of Telosa, a utopian city designed by Marc Lore which promises sustainability and equity for 5 million inhabitants by 2050.
A Toronto airport will become a smart city: the plan is a real paradigm of urban redevelopment for the whole world
In Bangalore, sustainable architecture reinvents balconies. Axis Vanam transforms an apartment building into a living environmental filter. Nature conquers the city.
The urban spaces of Paris are being renewed: 180 pedestrianized school streets offer safety, play and sociality to the little ones.
CMAX reinvents the emergency shelter concept with a collapsible building. Easy to transport and assemble, it offers a quick and flexible housing solution.
A 100 m2 house 3D printed in just 5 days in Kazakhstan. Designed to withstand magnitude 7 earthquakes thanks to super-strong concrete.
Peter Haimerl Architektur studio designs a beehive building in Munich. Hexagon rooms, shared spaces and sustainability for a new model of community life.
Australian researchers have halved the cement in low-emission concrete, bringing fly ash to 80% thanks to nano-additives. Excellent results.
Residences, shopping, work and leisure in a 2 million m8 park: Ellinikon, the ambitious XNUMX billion urban regeneration plan takes shape in Athens.
The Norwegian skyscraper maintains internal temperatures without using grid energy, thanks to intelligent design.
A former officer reveals orders to the BBC to kill those resisting evictions to make way for The Line, part of the controversial Neom project.
The Czech holiday home SAMOROST, designed by Tomasz Kloza, is the first mushroom building in the world. It is made of mycelium, a sustainable material with great potential in construction.
Portuguese Havelar printed her first 3D house in just 18 hours. Steps towards faster, cheaper and more sustainable construction.
In Middelkerke, Belgium, a hi-tech dune hides Silt, a tower designed to resist the storm surges of the future. An example of resilient architecture.
The Saudi mega-city will be home to fewer than 300.000 residents by 2030, versus the original target of 1,5 million. Scaling in progress?
Shocking research: metropolises are growing like tumors. Same principle of vascularization. We need a new approach to urban planning, starting from medicine.
The renovation of the Danish Parliament, the largest building project overall for 100 years, is much more than an architectural exercise.