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Contributing writer at Archinect. Former Senior Editor at ArchDaily. Architect (RIAI/ARB)

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How Texas A&M Explores AI as a Tool for Design and Analysis, Not Just Visualization

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Image by Jesse Avila, graduate student at Texas A&M University How can architecture schools introduce students to artificial intelligence tools? At Texas A&M, a recent workshop offered insights into how AI tools can be used for more than producing renders of completed designs or performing environmental analysis after a project is designed.
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‘Missing middle’ starter homes to be built in LA through Small Lots, Big Impacts initiative

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The Small Lots, Big Impacts initiative has announced three winning teams set to construct starter home projects in Los Angeles. Organized by cityLAB-UCLA, LA4LA, and Genesis LA, the initiative previously unveiled an extended list of recognized designs for starter homes in the city. The latest winners center on an effort to build homes on small parcels of privately owned land.
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Trapezoidal shapes define Ryuichi Sasaki’s concrete Tokyo apartments

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Image credit: TAKUMI OTA PHOTOGRAPHY Tokyo-based Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture has completed SHIN NAKANO trapezoidal, a five-story residential building in the city’s Nakano district that draws on the geography of the Musashino Plateau. The firm had previously completed a minimalist set of concrete apartments on a narrow site in the city.
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