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  1. 10 QUESTIONS + 10 ANSWERS ABOUT AI
    France

    AI & Architecture

    10 QUESTIONS + 10 ANSWERS ABOUT AI

    Applications in planning that use artificial intelligence (AI) are gaining momentum, but sound information is still hard to find, especially for architects, urban planners, landscape architects and interior architects. We have therefore compiled the 10 most important questions and answers on AI in architecture to provide you with basic information and an initial, practical orientation on the topic. The 10 questions and 10 answers were compiled by the BAK working group “Artificial Intelligence” under the auspices of the Berlin Chamber of Architects.

  2. MIPIM 2023
    France

    2023 Yes, we Cannes again!

    MIPIM 2023

    Under the motto “better places, better impact, stronger business”, the world’s largest real estate trade fair MIPIM opened its doors again in Cannes, France, from March 14-17, 2023. For the 14th time, NAX was again present with the GERMAN PAVILION, where this year 25 exhibitors were able to present their expertise under the motto: “Excellence in Architecture”.

  3. NOW, NEAR, NEXT, TRANSFORMING GERMAN ARCHITECTURE

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    AN EXHIBITION BY NAX

    NOW, NEAR, NEXT, TRANSFORMING GERMAN ARCHITECTURE

    NOW, NEAR, NEXT, the digital exhibition of projects by NAX partners and sponsors 2022-27, focuses on the transformation of architecture and construction. What are the competences that position German engineering and architecture offices internationally? The consistent German values such as perfectionism, quality in construction and project management, reliable engineering services and on-time delivery are enhanced by the experimental, the courageous, the different, the creative, the unfinished and perhaps also the typically “un-German”. 

  4. Dayuan Haidian Mansions, Beijing | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Dayuan Haidian Mansions, Beijing

    Located in the Haidian District of the city, Dayuan Haidian Mansion has ten luxury residential buildings with 348 apartments which are 170 m2 to 340 m2 in size. Designed by Beijing Victory Star Architectural & Civil Engineering Design CO., LTD., it features a classical Chinese garden landscape and a healthy living environment as the highlights of this residence sub-district.

  5. Antarctic Research Station | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Antarctic Research Station

    On the rocky Antarctic plateau adjacent to the Larsemann Hills, at temperatures down to minus 40 °C, India has been operating a science research station since 2012. It is named “Bharati”, after the Hindu Goddess of Wisdom and Knowledge. For wisdom and knowledge to flourish even on the most isolated and hostile continent, it is vital that the team of scientists is realiably supplied with heat and water.

  6. Statue of Liberty | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Statue of Liberty

    is a world-famous symbol of freedom and the pursuit of happiness. At almost 100 metres high, including her plinth, “Lady Liberty” is a truly imposing structure. And she is of course one of New York’s most popular attractions. Several million “admirers” a year make the pilgrimage on the ferry to Liberty Island, in the Upper Bay between Jersey City and Manhattan.

  7. Hotel Mexico | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Hotel Mexico

    Hotel Mexico, located on the seafront in Cesenatico, Italy, reopened its doors in time for the 2012 summer bathing season. Extended by several rooms, a pool, sun deck and wellness area, the facility is now equipped with superior quality services and common spaces, and offers a greater number of comfortable rooms with a contemporary look.

  8. Dalí Museum | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Dalí Museum

    The new Salvador Dalí Museum of St. Petersburg, Forida, USA, encompasses art, books and personal papers created by Dalí himself. The architecturally exceptional museum is 66,450 square feet and cost around $36 million to build. Over 15,000 square feet of the Dalí is dedicated to gallery space – allowing the continuous exhibition of the museum’s collection of 96 Dalí paintings.

  9. Kennecott UT Copper (KUC) | © Viega
    © Viega

    NAX-Projectpartner Viega

    Kennecott UT Copper (KUC)

    Kennecott UT Copper (KUC) is one of the largest copper mining operations in the world. With a history that dates back to 1903, the company is a leading producer of copper, gold, silver and molybdenum. Its Bingham Canyon mine in Utah, USA, has produced more copper than any other mine in history – 18.7 million tons.

  10. New ACE Publication on business models for architects

    The Architects’ Council of Europe (ACEACE Architects’ Council of Europe Conseil des Architectes d’Europe), in collaboration with the German Federal Chamber of Architects, […]

  11. Expert Talk on the State of Urban Renewal in China with Prof. Yang Jianqiang

    Sino-German City Lab

    Expert Talk on the State of Urban Renewal in China with Prof. Yang Jianqiang

    For the Sino-German City Lab, NAX invited Prof. Yang Jianqiang, from the Southeast University in Nanjing, to give a lecture about the development history and course of urban regeneration in China, its practical significance and goals, China’s planning path to achieve sustainable urban regeneration and future expectations on Sino-German cooperation in urban renewal.

  12. EXPERT TALK ON THE DECARBONIZATION CHALLENGES OF CHINESE CITIES WITH DENA

    Sino-German City Lab

    EXPERT TALK ON THE DECARBONIZATION CHALLENGES OF CHINESE CITIES WITH DENA

    For the Sino-German City Lab, NAX talked to Thilo Cunz and Ang Ye from the German Energy Agency (dena) about the challenges Chinese cities are currently facing on their way to decarbonization.

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