Architecture

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Coming Up With Solutions With Global Consequences Last week marked the beginning of the annual Solve Conference at MIT, which is focused on bringing experienced and inspired people together to solve some of the world’s…

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Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

World-renowned architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) is known for designing iconic skyscrapers such as the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) in Chicago and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The American architecture firm…

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Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

Achieving Maximum Aesthetic Impact Frank Gehry’s architecture is well known for its complex curves and waves that were once considered too complex or radical for building structures, primarily because of the expense. But Gehry began…

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PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

Eliminating the “Paper Problem” with Startup PlanGrid Software General contractors in construction are getting a much-needed boost through the wide selection of new software programs that use pixels instead of paper, benefiting themselves, planners, architects, and…

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Lanzarote Restaurant Makes Use of a VOLCANO to Cook Food

At the Timanfaya National Park on the island of Lanzarote off the coast of Morocco, El Diablo restaurant makes use of the geothermal energy from a dormant volcano to cook food. This volcano last erupted…

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Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

Samsung has officially opened the doors to its new 1.1 million-square-foot R&D headquarters in San Jose. The massive 10-story building will house 2,000 employees, and was designed by renowned architecture firm NBBJ. Samsung says the…

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NASA Mars Habitat Competition Update

NASA is moving forward on many fronts with respect to the eventual interplanetary trip to Mars. IndustryTap has reported on advancements and tests for the Space Launch System (SLS) and the Orion space capsule. Now the…

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WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

If the current refugee crisis in Europe tells us anything, it is that having the ability to quickly build quality housing is a necessity in coming decades when continued political and environmental issues may turn…

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On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

The Office of the Future The Edge office building, home to Deloitte’s Amsterdam headquarters, has been named the greenest building in the world. Not only is the Edge green, but it is also at the…

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Massive Converted Church Home in Chicago Has an Indoor Rock Climbing Wall

When I think of a converted church home, I immediately envision some old, run-down church that someone has made viable. However, in Chicago, a converted church home designed by Linc Thelen Design and Scrafano Architects…

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Architecture

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

PlanGrid Software: Startup Bringing $3 Trillion Construction Industry Into the Future

Lanzarote Restaurant Makes Use of a VOLCANO to Cook Food

Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

NASA Mars Habitat Competition Update

WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

Massive Converted Church Home in Chicago Has an Indoor Rock Climbing Wall

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