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I just published Beyond BIM Files: Towards an Object-Centric Data Layer for the Built Environment

https://t.co/7fdr9HKF0i

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I just published
A Visit to the Year 3000

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I just published How the Architect Got Screwed
https://t.co/SH9ex90z4o

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A 600-metre vertical city for 2100.
The tower combines glass volumes, apartments, balconies, exposed structure, and elevated skygardens within a single inhabited framework.

#Architecture #FutureCities #VerticalCity #Skyscraper

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I just published the article
The App Is Dying. The Project Is Not.
https://t.co/8BRItdD521

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I just published

Temporary by design, not temporary in dignity

https://t.co/YmyzP1fzx0

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I just published Architecture as a Product:

Why the future of housing may depend on governed systems, not generic…

https://t.co/fORdD2FQJP

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I just published

Expensive is not the same as good: the information problem in housing

https://t.co/Pei2IuaH0f

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I just published The file is not the knowledge: why architecture needs a new information layer for AI https://t.co/nYDtyQbNII

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What Architects Really Do: The Decisions Hidden Inside a Simple Room

https://t.co/LRpfFku3G5

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I just published What Architects Really Do: The Decisions Hidden Inside a Simple Room https://t.co/xqK89YatKY

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A threshold space for a private villa.
A dark room, lit only by the aquarium halo and the Japanese-inspired terrariums, slows the passage and changes the rhythm of the house before entering its more intimate spaces.

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I just published The Cost of Doubt https://t.co/lXID9YjyQs

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Late afternoon. The sun is lower, the room becomes softer, and the courtyard starts to feel like part of the living space.
Cream walls, still water, dense tropical planting, and light curtains moving gently with the breeze.
A quiet place to sit, slow down, and let the day fade.

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This is Lisbon's "Ponte 25 de Abril", reimagined as an inhabited bridge. Eco-modern modular homes are integrated into the existing structure, creating a vibrant, vertical community above the Tagus River. The bridge still functions for transit, but now it's also a neighborhood.

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When the city runs out of ground, we build on the walls.
This is "Parasitic Architecture", prefabricated modular housing hung on the windowless facades of
existing older buildings. It's densification without demolition. Activating dead space in our most
crowded urban centers.

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We stopped looking for new planets and started looking inward.
"Aethelgard Below" isn't a bunker; it's a Geoscraper. By utilizing the Earth's thermal stability, we create
cities that need zero heating or cooling.
High-tech living, embraced by millions of years of geology.

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We often think of caves as dark and damp. But what if they were warm, lush, and vibrant?
This is "Aethelgard Below," a subterranean town where hundreds of dwellings line a massive, sundrenched
central atrium. It's not about hiding underground; it's about embracing the earth.

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A new horizon, built on a monumental scale.
This is "Aethelgard," a 50km-wide floating biosphere on the frontier. For the passengers on that arriving
liner, tiny against the glass, it's the beginning of a new life.
The scale of our ambition must match the scale of the cosmos.