Final analysis of BIM 2.0 platforms: the last three instances
We conclude the series dedicated to BIM 2.0 methodology in construction and architecture, with three additional platforms.
Transformative adaptive architecture: Oriente Green Campus, Lisbon, Portugal
“By peeling back walls and selectively opening up ceilings, the building became naturally ventilated and filled with light”.
Circular shapes with a timeless touch
Landscape architecture and street furniture combine to evoke feelings of fulfilment, whilst remaining free from artifice.
Leading figures in architecture and engineering: Félix Candela
His most distinctive legacy remains linked to the formal and structural mastery of the hyperbolic paraboloid.
Construction of structures in underwater conditions
The scale of some construction projects justifies the use of techniques without which they would be unfeasible.
Star Flow: driving business in water parks
Beyond its immediate impact, the value of this new attraction lies in its ability to project investment into the future.
