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"We Can Transform the Profession by Rethinking How We Might Serve Society": A Conversation With Ronald Rael - Vimarsana News

"We Can Transform the Profession by Rethinking How We Might Serve Society": A Conversation With Ronald Rael

In conversation, Ronald Rael shares insights about his work, the impact of technology on architecture, its social relevance, and the importance of materials.

How Architecture and Design on Earth Helps to Plan For Life on Mars - Vimarsana News

How Architecture and Design on Earth Helps to Plan For Life on Mars

These micro-spaces, glass domes and 3D-printed constructions on ArchDaily pave the way for deep space exploration to Moon, Mars and beyond…

UNM School of Architecture + Planning presents 2023 Jeff Harnar Awards - Vimarsana News

UNM School of Architecture + Planning presents 2023 Jeff Harnar Awards

The University of New Mexico's nationally recognized School of Architecture + Planning recently presented its 2023 Jeff Harnar Awards honoring the legacy of the late local architect and his groundbreaking work in contemporary design. The Jeff Harnar...

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Rael San Fratello Navigates the Boundaries of 3D Printing, Architecture, and the Impact of Division - Vimarsana News

Rael San Fratello Navigates the Boundaries of 3D Printing, Architecture, and the Impact of Division

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Old Tech, New Tech: 3D Printing with Adobe in the San Luis Valley - Vimarsana News

Old Tech, New Tech: 3D Printing with Adobe in the San Luis Valley

Approaching 600 years in age in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the oldest house in the U.S. is made of adobe. Outside Antonito, Colorado, and likewise made of adobe, Casa Covida is just a couple of years old. The construction materials may be the same old tech, but the method is cutting-edge: A robotic arm 3D-printed Casa Covida from the soil of the San Luis Valley — just add water.