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HDR comment: A decade of data-driven transformation

In this comment piece by Lin (Leo) Meng, computational design lead at HDR, we hear about the interface of data and design.

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Are these the last days of architecture? Q&A with Gerald Matthews

Gerald Matthews, managing director of Matthews Architects in Adelaide, is an architect willing to engage with the profession’s biggest issues. We asked him about AI, architectural education and more.

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Does the rise of AI mean design is dead? Book this keynote with Melbourne Uni’s Dr Eduard Hovy

How do we learn to work with AI to optimise our work without sacrificing the vital importance humanity and human-centric design plays in design? Join us as we discuss this and more at the annual INDE.Summit!

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From housing and sustainability to hybrid workplaces, the future is here at the 2023 INDE.Summit

The INDE.Awards are coming soon, and so is the INDE.Summit. The latter brings together a stellar line-up of industry leaders and experts around this year’s theme – The Future is Here.

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Insight: How will AI and designers work together into the future?

CO-architecture recently hosted a Future of Work panel, featuring 7 passionate architects and designers. Together they addressed the rise of AI and the industry’s ongoing transformation. Hudson Brown brings us key insights from this stellar-cast panel discussion.

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An in-depth Q&A on AI with Woods Bagot’s Jet Geaghan, part two

Artifical Intelligence is the topic of the day in the design world. Whether it fills you with excitement, dread or something in between, it’s a crucial time to tackle the issues at hand with nuance and depth. Timothy Alouani-Roby met with Woods Bagot associate and tech advocate, Jet Geaghan, to discuss the second part here.

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In-depth Q&A on AI with Woods Bagot’s Jet Geaghan, part one

Artificial Intelligence is the topic of the day. Whether it fills you with excitement, dread or something in between, it’s a crucial time to tackle the issues at hand with nuance and depth. Woods Bagot associate and tech advocate, Jet Geaghan, helps us peel back the layers, in this two-part series.

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New tool helps you experience a city like a toddler

Using a custom virtual reality tool, the Proximity of Care Design guide is intended to help developers and designers create urban environments that are more liveable for pregnant women, children, their caregivers — and in fact everyone.

AI editorial: It’s not the <em>what</em> but the <em>how</em>

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AI editorial: It’s not the what but the how

AI is one of the big talking points across the world of architecture and design right now. In this first part of a series of pieces exploring the topic, Timothy Alouani-Roby comments on the way the debate is being framed and the question of human-AI collaboration.

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“I call it a ‘cultural effect’. It is an abstract quality of the architecture”: Ben Van Berkel on the architecture of education

Ben Van Berkel of UNStudio is changing the way your children will learn. Discover how architecture has revolutionised knowledge sharing.

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HDR comment: A decade of data-driven transformation

Are these the last days of architecture? Q&A with Gerald Matthews

Does the rise of AI mean design is dead? Book this keynote with Melbourne Uni’s Dr Eduard Hovy

From housing and sustainability to hybrid workplaces, the future is here at the 2023 INDE.Summit

Insight: How will AI and designers work together into the future?

An in-depth Q&A on AI with Woods Bagot’s Jet Geaghan, part two

In-depth Q&A on AI with Woods Bagot’s Jet Geaghan, part one

New tool helps you experience a city like a toddler

AI editorial: It’s not the what but the how

“I call it a ‘cultural effect’. It is an abstract quality of the architecture”: Ben Van Berkel on the architecture of education

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