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Explore the Future of Visualization at Chaos Unboxed New York

Archinect

Technology enables visualizing spaces and rendering architectural models in immersive environments, utilizing augmented reality to create three-dimensional objects within a real space, and creating a VR walkthrough based on your BIM data. Join this workshop to explore: Composition and storytelling Advanced techniques fo.

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A proposed residential project by Laney LA makes use of dark Shou Sugi Ban cladding nestled in Lake Tahoe's landscape

Archinect

The Hermosa Beach-based architecture and design firm share model images and drawings of a residential project proposal aimed to resemble a mountain cave that "acts as a fortress within a demanding environment." Model image courtesy of Laney LA. Image courtesy of Laney LA.

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Understanding New Age Farming

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Vertical Farming : In urban environments where arable land is scarce, vertical farming offers a sustainable solution. By vertically stacking crops in controlled indoor environments, farmers can maximize space utilization and optimize growing conditions.

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Transforming the entry experience with biophilic design

BD+C

We utilized our design arsenal incorporating biophilic elements , an extension of internal and external spaces, and mindful lighting techniques to overcome these constraints. This ensured a cohesive experience for residents and visitors, while also maximizing the utilization of available space.

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Going Green with Water Damage Restoration

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However, using green solutions for water damage restoration provides eco-friendly alternatives to reduce the hazardous materials used in traditional restoration techniques. This will aid in examining various popular green solutions for water damage restoration and their utility in promoting a safe, healthy, and environmentally friendly home.

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Feel the Burn: 6 Strategically Scorched Buildings That Celebrate Shou Sugi Ban

Architizer

Shou sugi ban, originally known as yakisugi, is an ancient wood-burning technique developed in Japan centuries ago. Prized for its dual protective and aesthetic qualities, this time-honored material treatment is now utilized all over the world. Here, materials and techniques of the past intermingle in an exciting new iteration.

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Greenpoint’s New Library Connects Community, Education, and the Environment

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Over 25% of all building materials utilized on this project use recycled content; 29% of materials are regionally sourced. Steel was chosen as the primary structural system to utilize recycled materials. Over 87% of all wood comes from sustainably managed forests. We recycled over 91% of construction waste.