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METRO.CO.UKXbox handheld wont necessarily be made by Microsoft claims new rumourXbox handheld wont necessarily be made by Microsoft claims new rumourAdam StarkeyPublished December 23, 2024 11:25amUpdated December 23, 2024 11:25am Is the future of Xbox outside of Microsoft? (Microsoft)The future of Xbox might be a wider partnership with third party companies, as rumours circulate about Microsofts plans at CES.One of the big questions hanging over the next console generation is Microsofts plans for Xbox, in light of the failure of the Xbox Series X/S.Over this generation, weve seen the company deprioritise the console in favour of pushing its subscription service, Xbox Game Pass, on other devices. This has coincided with Microsofts pivot towards putting Xbox exclusive games on other consoles.While this might suggest Microsoft is aiming beyond the console race, the company has already said it is working on a next gen system which will apparently see the biggest technological leap ever in a generation. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has also confirmed development on a handheld device, but this will be a few years out.Its unclear how these systems are connected whether there is a next gen home console or if the portable is the only model but ahead of CES 2025, a rumour has re-emerged to suggest future Xbox consoles might not be made by Microsoft itself.According to a report on Windows Central, Microsoft is exploring options around letting third parties build Xbox-branded devices, which could extend as far as letting them directly use the Xbox operating system.This rumour has circulated before but not necessarily in conjunction with a portable. Its reappeared ahead of an event at CES 2025, on January 7,when Lenovo is holding a future of gaming handhelds event which will feature a couple of onstage special guests.According to an email seen by The Verge, these guests include Steam Deck co-designer Pierre-Loup Griffais and Microsoft vice president of gaming devices and ecosystem Jason Ronald (here billed as as Microsofts VP of next generation).While its unclear exactly what will be announced at the event, Valves presence could be tied to a leaked SteamOS handheld from Lenovo.As for Microsofts involvement, Phil Spencer has previously said the company is looking to make the Xbox app function better on existing portable devices, so this could be related to improvements in running Windows, and by extension PC Game Pass, on devices like Lenovo Legion Go.Of course, theres a chance this could be related to an XboxOS handheld,but this is perhaps slightly premature considering Spencer was only talking about analysing the handheld market a month ago. As a future strategy for Xbox though, it certainly feels like a possibility.Its unclear when Microsoft might be intending to launch its next gen hardware, but dates from 2026 to 2028 have already been rumoured.More TrendingMicrosoft execs purposefully chose to announce their next gen plans though, and heavily hint at a portable, so theyre keen for everyone to know theyre working on new hardware, even if theyve so far not provided any other details. Avowed is Xboxs next big game (Xbox Game Studios)Emailgamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below,follow us on Twitter, andsign-up to our newsletter.To submit Inbox letters and Readers Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use ourSubmit Stuff page here.For more stories like this,check our Gaming page.GameCentralExclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 2 Views
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GIZMODO.COMNASAs Solar Probe Will Make History on Christmas Eve by Zooming Closer to the Sun Than EverBy Passant Rabie Published December 23, 2024 | Comments (0) | An artist's impression of the Parker Solar Probe approaching the Sun. Illustration: NASA The Sun is getting a surprise visitor for Christmas: NASAs Parker Solar Probe, which is going to get uncomfortably close to the star. The tiny probe is gearing up for its closest approach to the Sun this week, when it will endure temperatures up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit (982.2 degrees Celsius). The Parker Solar Probe launched in August 2018 on a mission to touch the Sun, inching closer to the star with each orbit. On December 24, the spacecraft will be within 3.8 million miles (6.1 million kilometers) from the Suns surface, making it the closest solar approach in history. At that distance, the mission has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of the Sun, withstanding the brutal radiation emanating from the star to collect data on the origin and evolution of solar wind. This close encounter has been a long time in the making. In 2021, the probe became the first mission to fly through the Suns corona, or the stars upper atmosphere. Parker Solar Probe travelled dramatically through a coronal mass ejection (CME), an explosive outburst of high energy radiation from the Sun, in the historic flyby. In September 2022, the mission repeated the maneuver and captured data to help scientists understand how the Suns plasma interacts with the interplanetary dust around it. As of this September, the Parker probe has carried out 21 close approaches of the Sun, coming within about 4.51 million miles (7.26 million km) of the solar surface. In November, Parker Solar Probe carried out its seventh and final flyby of Venus, using the planets gravitational pull to fling itself toward a closer orbit around the Sun. The flyby was the final step in a mission designed to swing the probe to its closest approach of our host star.The Parker Solar Probe is already the fastest human-made object in history, but during its closest approach, the spacecraft will zip past the Sun at a record-breaking 430,000 miles per hour, according to NASA. The Parker Solar Probe needs that speed to overcome the gravitational pull of the Sun. At such a pace, the spacecraft can travel from Washington, D.C., to Philadelphia in one second. The spacecraft also needs to survive extreme heat from the Sun. Its heat shield will reach temperatures up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit (982.2 degrees Celsius), while keeping the body of the spacecraft at a balmy 85 degrees Fahrenheit (29.4 degrees Celsius). Parker Solar Probes heat shield is 8 feet (2.4 meters) in diameter and 4.5 inches (about 115 mm) thick. The shield is composed of a carbon composite foam sandwiched between two carbon plates, with a coat of white ceramic paint on the Sun-facing plate to reflect as much heat from the star as possible.As it makes its record proximity swoop near the Sun, the spacecraft will trace the flow of energy across the surface of the star, study the heating of the solar corona, and investigate what accelerates the solar wind, according to NASA. With this data, scientists are hoping to get some answers regarding the Suns most persistent mysteries. One of the most befuddling aspects of the Sun is that its corona, or upper atmosphere, is about 200 times hotter than its surface. Other heliophysical quandaries Parker may address are the main driver of solar wind and the source of high-energy solar particles. Data from the probe can also help scientists better predict space weather, which can impact Earth through beautiful aurora and damaging surges to the globes electrical infrastructure.The Christmas Eve flyby is the first of three at the same distance from the Sun, taking full advantage of the spacecrafts daredevil capacities.Daily NewsletterYou May Also Like By Passant Rabie Published December 21, 2024 By Passant Rabie Published December 20, 2024 By Passant Rabie Published December 20, 2024 By AJ Dellinger Published December 19, 2024 By Passant Rabie Published December 18, 2024 By Passant Rabie Published December 18, 20240 Commenti 0 condivisioni 1 Views
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GIZMODO.COMOrigin PC Neuron 3500X Review: A Fish Tank of LightThe Origin PC Neuron 3500X looks the part of an expensive gaming PC. The designers, in all their wisdom, ships their Origin PCs in huge wooden crates you need to burst open yourself. Snuggled in that crate is a box, and like a vaudeville act, inside that box is another box covered with a foam crown and foam shoes. If youre like me, you rush your PC to your desk as excited as a kid on Christmas. You shouldnt be like me because this is the case where, if you open it the wrong way, you may accidentally send one of the panels tumbling toward the ground. Origin PC Neuron 3500X The Origin PC Neuron 3500X looks primo sitting on your desk, but there are some issues with the 3500X case design. Pros Cons This is the kind of PC that looks far more structurally sound than it is in person. At least it keeps cool and looks cool. The air comes from underneath, and the side flows out to the back and top. Its an effective, well-proven layout that will keep things cool and quiet. The RGB lights offer a glow that fills my little gamers heart with a subtle joy. The aquarium tank case design has caught on for a good reason. Now, you can see your expensive gamer goodies from more angles. Unfortunately, I have issues with the craftsmanship of the Corsair 3500X mid-tower case. It looks good, but you must avoid laying anything heavy on top to prevent your square case from turning into a toaster oven. My config of the Origin Neuron 3500X would cost about $3,387 MSRP, but Origins knocked it down to $2,888 as of the time of this review. At least it comes with free shipping at this price, though youll need to break up the crate for firewood. Its a fair price for what you get, but a part of me knows you can demand better from your desktop towers. If looks were everything, the PC in its aquarium tank case would be picture-perfect. Several details detract from the overall solid production.Origin PC Neuron 3500X Review: Build Quality Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo The three Corsair-brand intake fans are especially pleasing and eye-catching, and the iCUE software installed by default makes it easy to change the fan color and pattern on everything at once. The Vengeance RGB DDR5 RAM sticks and the Capellix XT cooling unit fit the aesthetic. From every angle, it simply looks good. But I have other problems with the Corsair 3500 mid-sized tower. The Y-shaped grating looks clean but also makes the top sheet bend toward the center. You shouldnt be plopping any books or other knickknacks on the PCs main heating vent anyway, but its slight concave shape makes it look less appealing. The top of the box comes with a single USB-C, two USB type-A ports, and a 3.6mm headphone jack. There are two extra USB-C on the MSI Z890-P rear I/O panel if you need to plug in some extra dongles or cables. Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo All the panels are pressure-fitted with ball and socket joints. These managed to hold tight in the short trip from the box to my desk, but as soon as I opened up the main panel to remove that obtrusive packing phone, I accidentally nudged the front panel and nearly sent it tumbling to the floor. Both the main and rear panels sit behind the front glass . Youre better off removing the font panel before removing the sides, even though theres no cutout in the frame that makes that easy. If youre considering this chassis, you may need to be extra careful when diving into your fishbowl for regular maintenance. Unlike some other pre-built desktops you can buy, like the Alienware Aurora R16, theres no special bracket for the GPU. Instead, it relies merely on the rear bracket and the PCIe Express slot to keep it balanced. This is really only an issue when youre moving the PC, but the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super is a large and in-charge card. It will wiggle if you apply some force to the end thats free-floating beyond the motherboard.At least the PC is quiet. The low hum of the fans when idling offers soothing white noise, and even under stress, the tower never picks up enough to be distracting. The inside of the PC offers a spacious interior where you still have two RAM slots and a single PCIe Gen 5 slot to play with if you opt for the larger Nvidia cards. When you open up the rear portion, youll find the cables are neatly organized, that is, until you see the jumble of cables going every which way into the PSU. But if youre buying this PC to have a great-looking PC to bathe you in cooling RGB glow, the Origin 3500X does the job admirably. Origins engineers did a fair job putting it all together, but I find there are too many design details for the Corsair case, which hurt its overall rating.Origin PC Neuron 3500X Review: Performance Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo The config the company sent me included 32GB of DDR5, 6400 MT/s RAM, the RTX 4080 Super, and the most recent top-end Intel Arrow Lake CPU, the Core Ultra 9 285K. That CPI normally hits 3.7 GHz clock speeds, but TurboBoost should overclock that up to 5.7 GHz, at least according to the designers. Until I met the Origin, I had yet to dive into Intels latest desktop-level CPU fully. I still dont understand why the chipmaker would abandon the past generation naming conventions in favor of more Ultra monikers like its most recent laptop chips.Whatever the case, I also heard some murmurings about the chips performance compared to the last gens top-of-the-line desktop chips like the Intel Core i9-14900K. In my own benchmarking, I found the newer Intel chip couldnt keep up as well as the 14900Kthe Maingear MG-1 with the same GPU but Intels 14th-gen gaming CPU. The Ultra 9 scored about 200 points less in Geekbench 6 single-core and more than 1,500 points less in multi-core tests. The Ultra 9 does perform better in Cinebench multi-core rendering tasks by about 65 points. None of my CPU benchmarking did anything to defeat chip aficionados claims that Arrow Lake is better at productivity but worse for gaming. In 3D Mark tests, going head to head with an RTX 4080 Super, Maingears PC scored better in 3D Mark Time Spy and Steel Nomad benchmarks. Its not like you wont get excellent game performance from this Origin PC. I put the machine through its paces in multiple games at different resolutions.InCyberpunk 2077 non-benchmark gameplay at 3440 by 1440 ultrawide resolution, I could hit around 50 FPS at the highest settings, with ray tracing enabled and without DLSS.With Nvidias upscaling, you can get up to around 90 FPS in frenetic scenes. At 4K, Cyberpunk starts to dip into 30 FPS.You really cant expect more from a PC at this price. Baldurs Gate III was buttery smooth, doing 105 FPS outdoors in Act 1 and around 87 FPS in the city of Act III, I played Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 I was seeing around 90 FPS in chaotic scenes. You can expect to max out the most demanding titles. On average, I was doing 70 FPS with DLSS in Horizon Forbidden West and around 90 FPS in God of War: Ragnark. The system benchmarks games well and plays them well, too. The only issue is that its not as clean an experience as you would get with the 14th-gen Intel gaming-centric CPU. The Neuron model has options for up to an AMD Ryzen 9 9950x. To be extra safeyou could wait for next years drop of the expected AMD 9950x3d Origin Neuron 3500X Review: Verdict The Origin Neuron is a solid PC that looks especially good sitting on your bedroom desk, and it can bathe your entire bedroom in RGB glow. Remember to think carefully about your CPU choice if you opt for the PC. Its a beginner-friendly type of desktop, though you cant simply rip it from its wooden house and cardboard bed and get to gaming without some forethought. As sturdy as it looks, it has a few poor design choices that require you to baby it.0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 1 Views
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WWW.ARCHDAILY.COMBaile Menduia, Del Medio Atelier, and Luis Manuel Pereira Win Design Competition for the Renovation and Expansion of the MNAC in LisbonSave this picture!Museo Nacional de Arte Contemporneo (MNAC) / Luis Manuel Pereira + del medio atelier + Baile Menduina. Image Cortesa de del medio atelierThe concept by Baile Menduia and del medio atelier, coordinated by Luis Manuel Pereira, ranked first in the public design competition for the renovation and expansion project of the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC), located in the historic Chiado neighborhood in Lisbon. Among the 29 projects submitted for the competition, the jury, composed of Carlos Bessa, Elisabete Moura, and Andr Caiado distinguished a total of five projects and awarded a series of honorable mentions. The proposal by Baile Menduia, del medio atelier, and Luis Manuel Pereira stands out for seeking a fusion between architectural heritage and contemporary innovation, in response to the technical and spatial challenges of the site. Additionally, it aims to redefine the visitor experience through the use of local materials, sustainable strategies, and a museographic narrative that strengthens the relationship between art, architecture, and community.Save this picture!Text courtesy of the authors. The renovation and expansion project for the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) in Lisbon aims to revitalize this cultural space located in the historic Chiado neighborhood, an area of significant heritage value. The proposal integrates historical buildings with a new volume designed to balance historical memory with contemporary architecture. This volume respects the historical value of its surroundings, creating a visual and functional continuity with the city while incorporating contemporary design elements that establish it as a cultural and architectural reference.Save this picture!The structure of the new volume serves as a mediator between the historic buildings, connecting exhibition spaces and circulation areas while enhancing the visitor experience. The buildings base is clad in lioz stone, an iconic material of Lisbon, giving it a respectful presence rooted in tradition. On the upper levels, the use of rustic ceramic mosaic introduces a modern texture that enriches the buildings visual profile. This material approach reflects a harmony between past and present, allowing the building to be perceived as a natural extension of the Chiado neighborhood.Save this picture!The design organizes the museums exhibition route in a linear system, facilitating circulation and creating a smooth experience in each exhibition area. At the access level, the main lobby connects directly to the sculpture garden, an outdoor space that serves as a transitional area between the museum and urban life. This garden not only functions as a public area for the contemplation of outdoor works but also reinforces the MNAC's role as a cultural center that is accessible and open to the community. The layout of this garden aims to integrate the museum into the natural routes of the neighborhood, strengthening its connection with the surroundings.Save this picture!In terms of functionality, the exhibition spaces are organized to offer visitors a continuous and sequential visual narrative. The permanent exhibition is located on the lower level, while the temporary exhibition rooms and the library are situated on the upper levels, establishing a spatial hierarchy that allows for a rich museographic experience. On the top level, the project includes a longitudinal terrace that offers panoramic views of Lisbon, providing a symbolic conclusion to the museums journey. This terrace also serves as a contemplative space, strengthening the connection between the museum and its urban context, allowing visitors to visually engage with the city and the river.Save this picture!To enhance sustainability, the facade is designed to optimize natural light, reducing the need for artificial lighting in the exhibition areas. Additionally, the building incorporates passive thermal control systems, leveraging the properties of the materials to regulate temperature, which helps to lower energy consumption. The underground levels house the technical and storage areas, ensuring efficient management of the collections and operational services.Save this picture!This organization allows for the separation of technical functions from public spaces, maintaining a functional layout that facilitates staff operations without interfering with the visitor experience. On the access level, the lobby includes a shop and a caf with direct access to the sculpture garden, integrating these spaces into the daily life of the neighborhood and allowing them to operate independently. The temporary exhibition rooms are designed with adjustable lighting and movable elements, facilitating a flexible and versatile layout that adapts to different exhibition formats, fostering an interactive and dynamic experience.Save this picture!The MNAC also stands out for its commitment to accessibility. All areas are adapted for people with reduced mobility, featuring ramps, elevators, and appropriate signage, ensuring an inclusive and accessible experience for all visitors. Additionally, the project incorporates a restoration space visible to the public, where visitors can observe the process of artwork conservation, adding educational value and transparency to the museum experience.Save this picture!The new design of the MNAC represents a commitment to sustainability and cultural integration within the Chiado district. This architectural approach allows the museum to remain true to its heritage while embracing a vision of innovation and openness toward the future. With a structure that combines functionality, accessibility, and urban integration, the MNAC becomes a space where contemporary art and architecture engage in dialogue with the community and the urban context. This project ensures that the MNAC continues to evolve in harmony with the city, establishing itself as a cultural landmark where art and architecture merge to enrich the experience of every visitor.Project Name: National Museum of Contemporary ArtArchitecture: Luis Manuel Pereira + del medio atelier + Baile MenduiaProject Team: Baile Menduia (Rodrigo Baile, Arturo Menduia), del medio atelier (Mafalda Peres, Michel Zeca, Claudia Silveira)Collaborators: Museum exhibition advisor, Heloisa VivancoStructural Engineer: Edgar CardosoWebsite: https://www.delmedioatelier.com + https://bailemenduina.comInstagram: @delmedioatelier + @bailemenduina0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 1 Views
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WWW.ARCHDAILY.COMYohoo Museum / AedasYohoo Museum / AedasSave this picture! Terrence ZhangMuseum, Cultural CenterHangzhou, ChinaArchitects: AedasAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:5356 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 PhotographsPhotographs:Terrence ZhangMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Design Concept. Paying attribute to the Chinese cultureThe design inspiration comes from jade, a noble and precious material used in important rituals since ancient times. The overall aerial view of the Yohoo Museum presents a double-ring structure featuring two interlocking jade rings. It symbolises the connection between the culture of Liangzhu and the Grand Canal, serving as a link that bridges the ancient and the modern.Save this picture!Save this picture!The double-ring structure created a dynamic and cohesive form. Conceived as a singular steel frame structure, the museum's edges gently raised off the ground without visible support, seemingly defying gravitational pull. The smooth architectural contours enclose two public courtyards; the circular light well symbolises the connection between heaven and earth.Save this picture!Save this picture!The faade extends horizontally along the building's form. The design incorporates vertical and horizontal framing on the faade, creating a naturally flowing curvature. The main entrance on the south side is adorned with translucent "emerald glass" (multilayer laminated glass), bringing a bright and evenly lit spatial experience required by museum designs. The large transparent glass on the north side maximises the scenery, providing an expansive view of the second-floor exhibition area and the first-floor office space. The glass showcases crystal-like transparency and jade's warm, gentle qualities. Ken shares, 'The glass panels resemble the form of jades, optimising a subtle balance of opacity and transparency between the exterior and interior and connecting between history and culture.'Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!Design Feature. Blurring the boundariesThe museum is elevated above the lake, creating a new urban statement in the heart of Hangzhou. Opposite edges of the building are slightly uplifted to create interconnected open spaces, providing diverse spatial experiences and outdoor recreational spaces for leisure and socialising.Save this picture!Save this picture!The elevated area on the west side, supported by a steel structure, creates a dynamic piazza. The north side features a glass curtain wall with a white jade texture extending towards the horizon. Sunlight penetrates the interiors through the translucent glass panels, creating a bright, soft interplay of light and shadow indoors. The reflection of light creates a unique experience. Visitors can access the entrances via the scenic trails and reach the island to enjoy the panoramic view of the surroundings. The museum's undulating roof design changes appearance depending on different angles, creating a timeless city symbol for Hangzhou. Ken shares, 'The Yohoo Museum, located in the Yohoo Park, is a pioneering art destination that offers a multi-dimensional interactive space for the community.'Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessProject locationAddress:Hangzhou, ChinaLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.About this officeAedasOfficeMaterialsMaterials and TagsPublished on December 23, 2024Cite: "Yohoo Museum / Aedas" 23 Dec 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1024957/yohoo-museum-aedas&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save? / AedasYou've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 1 Views
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WWW.ARCHDAILY.COMWaterfronts, Heritage, and Innovation: Recent Highlights from BIG, Gehl, and More in Architecture NowWaterfronts, Heritage, and Innovation: Recent Highlights from BIG, Gehl, and More in Architecture NowSave this picture!Gehl, India Basin - San Francisco, United States. Image SteelblueThis month, architecture has addressed a wide array of themes, from preserving cultural heritage to designing for adaptability. Around the world, architects are responding to changing needs with solutions that aim to prioritize both functionality and the environment. Notable examples include Gehl, SOM, and Bionic's ambitious redevelopment of San Francisco's India Basin waterfront, which reimagines urban living in harmony with nature, and VOID Studios' collaboration on Kenya's Masai Mara Conservation Centre, a project deeply rooted in ecological and cultural sensitivity. Elsewhere, Nokken and BIG unveiled their "Softshell structure," offering a flexible option for hospitality and residential markets. Meanwhile, the transformation of The Raleigh in Miami Beach by Peter Marino aims to preserve the site's heritage while introducing new standards. These projects, among others, reflect the ever-evolving priorities of the field. Read on to discover the latest news shaping the architectural world. BIG Reveals Adaptable Softshell Structure for Contemporary LivingSave this picture!Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), in collaboration with Nokken, has unveiled the "Nokken X BIG Softshell," a semi-permanent structure designed to address the growing demand for adaptable accommodations in the hospitality and residential sectors. Featuring a lightweight timber frame and recyclable canvas, the Softshell combines architectural elegance with environmental responsibility, offering a versatile solution for eco-resorts, glamping sites, and boutique hotels. Designed for easy transport and minimal ecological impact, the structure prioritizes sustainability and adaptability, catering to trends in experiential travel and remote work while maintaining high aesthetic and functional standard. Related Article CapitaSpring Tower, Designed by BIG and CRA, Wins the International High-Rise Award 2024/25 Gehl, SOM, and Bionic Redesign San Francisco's India Basin WaterfrontSave this picture!Gehl, in collaboration with SOM and Bionic, led the design of a 27-acre mixed-use neighborhood and waterfront park at India Basin, a historic waterfront area in San Francisco known for its salt marsh wetlands and diverse ecology. The plan prioritizes ecological sensitivity, introducing features like tidal marshes, a Bay Trail, and waterfront terraces. It includes 1,575 homes, 200,000 square feet of retail, and six acres of public open space, aiming to create a resilient community while enhancing connectivity and celebrating the site's unique topography and ecological heritage. Peter Marino and Kobi Karp Reimagine The Raleigh in Miami Beach, United StatesSave this picture!The Raleigh, a historic Miami Beach hotel originally designed in the 1940s by architect L. Murray Dixon, is undergoing a significant restoration and redevelopment as part of a project led by SHVO. Featuring a 17-story tower alongside a restored Art Deco structure, the development aims to integrate historical preservation with contemporary design. Architects Kobi Karp and Peter Marino are collaborating to create a cohesive aesthetic that aligns with the region's architectural heritage while introducing updated features such as private pools, residences, and a members' club. The project seeks to contribute to Miami Beach's evolving architectural identity. VOID Studios and Kenyan Partners to Design Masai Mara Conservation Centre in Kenya Save this picture!VOID Studios, a UK-based architectural firm, has been selected to design the Masai Mara Conservation Centre at Oloololo Gate, Kenya, in collaboration with Kenyan architect Paul Mungai and other local experts. Commissioned by Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy (AKP), the project aims to integrate traditional Maasai patterns with contemporary design while prioritizing sustainability through ethical material sourcing, solar power, and rainwater harvesting. Over two-thirds of the budget will support the local economy through materials and skilled labor. The centre seeks to educate visitors about conservation and Maasai heritage while embodying cultural sensitivity and green building practices, fostering collaboration between local and international expertise. KPF Unveils Vision for Lisbon's Entrecampos Masterplan in PortugalSave this picture!Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), in collaboration with Saraiva Associados, has unveiled its design for plots A and B1 within Lisbon's Entrecampos Masterplan, a Fidelidade Property Europe development. Inspired by Lisbon's vibrant textures and terraced urban fabric, KPF's design integrates six distinct yet cohesive buildings featuring stepped faades and outdoor terraces. Anchored by the Mercado de Entrecampos, the project encourages connectivity with permeable public spaces, gardens, and plazas. The project also features optimized faades and material efficiency, aligning the development with LEED Platinum standards, reimagining this urban destination.Image gallerySee allShow lessAbout this authorNour FakharanyAuthorCite: Nour Fakharany. "Waterfronts, Heritage, and Innovation: Recent Highlights from BIG, Gehl, and More in Architecture Now" 23 Dec 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1025042/waterfronts-heritage-and-innovation-recent-highlights-from-big-gehl-and-more-in-architecture-now&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 1 Views
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GAMERANT.COMGigabyte Unveils The Gigabyte RX 7800 XTIf theres one thing almost everyone knows about graphics cards, its that they fundamentally depend on staying cool. Good news is, this basic principle drives every aspect of Gigabyte's latest RX 7800 XT Gaming OC. Building on AMD's design, Gigabyte has crafted a card that runs 11 degrees cooler while cranking up more than decent speeds for gaming.0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 2 Views
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GAMERANT.COMWhat to Expect From the Horizon Franchise in 20252024 was an eventful year for the over seven-year-old Horizon franchise. Fans new and old got to return to Aloys origins in two very different ways with two new game releases. In October, players got to replay Horizon Zero Dawn in its entirety on PlayStation 5 and PC with Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. Later in mid-November, players got to journey through a more comical, cooperative version of Horizon Zero Dawns story with LEGO Horizon Adventures for the Nintendo Switch, PS5, and PC. Horizon was additionally, heavily featured in the 2024 Game of the Year Astro Bot in September. While Horizon had several momentous releases and achievements in 2024, fans could be in for more exciting things to come to the post-apocalyptic franchise in 2025.0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 2 Views