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thisiscolossal.com > 2026 > 09 > pablo-luna-studio-bamboo-climate-responsive-architecture

Pablo Luna Studio Takes Inspiration from Nature for Its Climate-Responsive Architecture

19+ min ago   (20+ words) Using bamboo to create precise yet organic forms, Bali-based firm's designs blur the boundary between structure and environment....


archdaily.com > 1181704 > when-timber-isnt-the-right-material-rethinking-material-selection-for-high-performance-architecture

When Timber Isn't the Right Material: Rethinking Material Selection for High-Performance Architecture

12+ hour, 41+ min ago   (731+ words) The relationship between humans and wood has endured since the Greco-Roman era, when a variety of techniques were developed to maximize its unique properties and characteristics. Beyond its warmth, texture, and natural appeal, wood has proven its ability to meet…...


architecturalrecord.com > articles > 18414-a-loose-canon-of-antifascist-architecture-takes-aim-at-capitalist-practice

A Loose Canon of ‘Antifascist Architecture’ Takes Aim at Capitalist Practice

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (769+ words) Architectural Record A Loose Canon of ‘Antifascist Architecture’ Takes Aim at Capitalist Practice The relationship between nationalism, right-wing extremism, fascism, and architecture has been the subject of intense debate for many years—last year, I contributed to it with a…...


archdaily.com > 1184438 > building-at-scale-how-long-span-steel-expands-architectural-possibilities

Building at Scale: How Long-Span Steel Expands Architectural Possibilities

1+ day, 3+ hour ago   (247+ words) Written by Kiana Buchberger Published on September 15, 2026 What happens when architecture is asked to create a room without boundaries? Convention halls, stadiums, factories, and logistics centers all begin with the same architectural challenge: creating large, uninterrupted interiors that can accommodate…...