Nothing Is Lost, Everything Transforms: The Reusable Future of the Biennial’s Structures

Image courtesy of La Biennale di Venezia At the end of each edition of the Architecture Biennale, far from the public eye, tons of exhibition materials are transported across Venice in handcarts and boats. Only a small portion of these materials is reused. The main obstacles are the limited storage space in Venice and the … Read more

AI and Architecture Software at AIA25: From Code to Concrete in the Digital Future

Courtesy of AIA Conference on Architecture & Design The future of architecture isn’t just being drawn—it’s being coded. Since mathematician John W. Tukey coined the term “software” in 1958 in The American Mathematical Monthly, its influence has steadily expanded, from revolutionizing science and engineering to quietly transforming architecture. What was first embraced as an innovation … Read more