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Technology digest: Custom homes in the metaverse, one ancient trick for strong concrete, and more tech news

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Streaks of Stone

EskewDumezRipple draws from the striated pattern of quarries for the new Bruce Museum addition

elevation of an office building
On Track

Metro de Madrid’s headquarters gets a new identity with a black-finned facade

white aluminum facade panels with shades
Hitting the Airwaves

Mark Cavagnero Associates adapts SF State media arts building to a fickle microclimate

picture of a concrete high-rise under construction
Trimming the Excess

Concrete.ai releases beta version of tool reducing cost and carbon intensity of concrete construction

a pathway leading through trees to a concrete pavilion
Cylinder Meets Square

In a new pavilion for Glenstone Museum, Thomas Phifer and Partners shelters an artwork by Richard Serra

exterior construction photo of a museum building
Stonehenge on the UWS

Studio Gang’s Gilder Center undulates with elegant shotcrete and granite

west seattle bridge
Waiting For A Cure

The ongoing concrete drivers strike could delay the reopening of the West Seattle Bridge

s-lab, a blocky building made from red panels
Invisible Ink

ELASTICOFarm included a hidden message in a concrete-paneled facade

The heron, a condo tower with crystalline facade
Houses of Cards

At Heron in downtown Tampa, angled structural walls create visual excitement

inside the textured concrete walls of the amant foundation with a serene garden
Cocoon Time

The Amant Foundation runs out the clock

Fired Up

In Bratislava, a heating plant finds new life as a co-working space

a monolithic structure picture at night
Literal Rock And Roll

OPEN Architecture unveils a Chapel of Sound that literally rocks

the stormwater facility, shaped like a sloped concrete shed
Civic Cement

In Toronto, gh3*’s stormwater treatment plant is a monument to infrastructure

Business In The Front...

Opening up to greater transparency, Marcus Hall provides a new home to SFSU’s Broadcast Program

Concrete groups try to hit net-zero carbon by 2050, a harambe statue appears in Manhattan, and more
Gone But Not Forgotten

Daily digest: A Harambe statue appears on Wall Street, trying to hit net-zero concrete by 2050, and more

With the Grain

Herzog & de Meuron’s new home for the SongEun Art and Cultural Foundation debuts in Seoul

an experimental structure with different experimental building modules and a swooping concrete roof, hilo
Get High, Get Low

The HiLo module at Zurich’s NEST pairs ancient building concepts with futuristic construction

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