Lotus Resort, luxury accommodation overlooking the sea
A group of floating villas inspired by the white flower of the water lily.
Visual AI and urban walkability in older adults, Hong Kong
Beyond the ‘walkability design guidelines’ in which it culminates, what is interesting about this study is its methodology.
Architecture and democracy: principles
It is not about how attractive the building is, but about how the community lives in it - and with it.
Urbanism: “neuro-mimicry”, or the brain as a model for city design (part II)
Examples and beyond the solutions it suggests, doubts as to their feasibility, their ethics or their real scope.
HBIM and AI: the digital revolution in architectural heritage conservation
These technologies represent a paradigm shift in conservation: from a reactive approach to a preventive model.
Biodomes in the desert: architecture as a climate frontier in the UAE
From the first prototypes to today's megastructures, a technical and conceptual evolution.
From Wet’n Wild to Volcano Bay: the evolution of the world’s first modern waterpark
Millay imagined a concept; Universal brought it into the 21st century with thematic storytelling and new technologies.
Microgrids: energy decentralisation as a model for the future
Technical transition is possible, but requires investment, adapted legal frameworks and innovative storage.
Dynamo 3.4.1 in Revit 2026: automation and accuracy in BIM flow
Dynamo 3.4.1 saves time, reduces margins for error and expands creative possibilities.
Water parks as living organisms: the holistic design of Amusement Logic
A creative process in which technology, storytelling and sustainability come together to create unique and memorable experiences.
Detecting interference in BIM methodology: prevention is better than cure
Anticipating problems affecting the construction, installations and even the maintenance of the building.
Design and construction of safe self-supporting roofs
In striking a balance between economy and security, the latter is non-negotiable.