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Researchers developed a leather alternative made from dormant fungus that can be reanimated and then regrow when damaged.

Could turning office building that aren't being used into housing alleviate a crisis? It's better for the environment, but not bulletproof.

The 2023 winners have been announced for the International Berkeley Undergraduate Prize for Architectural Design Excellence. The awards series, celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary, based this latest edition on the question: “What are the major issues and the best design responses in your...

THE key role of the built environment in Northern Ireland’s present and future was on show to the world this month with the US President Joe Biden’s visit to Ulster University’s new Belfast campus.

A structure grown from mycelium, the root network of fungus, is on display in Newcastle.

Why old York also needs a modern face

The University of Nottingham has renewed its Living Lab collaboration with Glasgow-based climate technology firm IES, allowing students and staff access to cutting-edge digital twin technology until 2025.The partnership provides universities, like No

Architectural and engineering students have become the first in the country to collaborate with Building Information Management (BIM) software specialist Glider as part of their courses.Since 2020, the University of Nottingham has hosted sessions wit

Science and archeology are at the center of the latest Artribune Podcast, with dialogue between Alberto Diaspro and Ria Berg. That's what they talked

The city of Fort Wayne announced Sustaining Fort Wayne, a green initiative created to address the local impact of climate change.