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Undersea restaurants, tree towers and hanging skyscrapers: The top architecture concepts of 2017
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The best conceptual architecture of 2017 was an assortment of mind-bending imaginative
designs from some amazing architectural firms
Conceptual architecture can be a lot of things. It can be a realistic, yet novel, skyscraper or it can be an extremely unreal imagining seemingly straight out of a science fiction movie. We've seen a lot of strange boundary-pushing architecture concepts in 2017 and this gallery celebrates those exciting dreamers.
This selection of concepts from the past year includes a variety of insane proposals that obviously will never be actually constructed, but the value in a good piece of conceptual architecture is less in it being a practical proposition and more in the ideas it raises. Good conceptual architecture asks questions about where we are heading as a society and what kinds of design principles we should be exploring.
From an imaginative, yet unrealizable, skyscraper that hangs over the Earth's surface from an artificial orbiting asteroid, to a bizarre bending tower that resembles a giant paper clip, it has been a fascinating year for conceptual architecture.
A continuing trend throughout 2017 has been green plant covered buildings and high timber towers. Stefano Boeri's iconic plant-covered vertical forest towers continued to impress this year with several new concepts proposed, and what seemed like an out-there dream a few years ago actually started becoming reality in several parts of the world. The Italian architect's Forest City design for Liuzhou in China got underway, and is amazingly set to be completed by 2020.
While a spectacular 712 ft high timber structure proposed for New York City is unlikely to be built, work actually started on an exciting staircase/art installation called Vessel from Heatherwick Studio. This was one we never thought would actually see the light of day, but you never truly know whether these crazy concepts will get over the line.
Paris-based firm Vincent Callebaut Architectures again delivered a series of stunning futuristic concepts in 2017. The Nautilus Eco-Resort especially stood out from the pack with its unique perspective on sustainable architecture that envisioned rotating buildings arranged into a shape inspired by the Fibonacci sequence.
Take a look through our gallery for a mind-bending look at some more of the best architectural concepts of 2017 including an inspired shipping container house, a skyscraper inside the trunk of a mammoth tree and a giant simulation of a city on Mars proposed for the desert outside of Dubai.
Architecture
The best conceptual architecture of 2017 was an assortment of mind-bending imaginative
designs from some amazing architectural firms
Conceptual architecture can be a lot of things. It can be a realistic, yet novel, skyscraper or it can be an extremely unreal imagining seemingly straight out of a science fiction movie. We've seen a lot of strange boundary-pushing architecture concepts in 2017 and this gallery celebrates those exciting dreamers.
This selection of concepts from the past year includes a variety of insane proposals that obviously will never be actually constructed, but the value in a good piece of conceptual architecture is less in it being a practical proposition and more in the ideas it raises. Good conceptual architecture asks questions about where we are heading as a society and what kinds of design principles we should be exploring.
From an imaginative, yet unrealizable, skyscraper that hangs over the Earth's surface from an artificial orbiting asteroid, to a bizarre bending tower that resembles a giant paper clip, it has been a fascinating year for conceptual architecture.
A continuing trend throughout 2017 has been green plant covered buildings and high timber towers. Stefano Boeri's iconic plant-covered vertical forest towers continued to impress this year with several new concepts proposed, and what seemed like an out-there dream a few years ago actually started becoming reality in several parts of the world. The Italian architect's Forest City design for Liuzhou in China got underway, and is amazingly set to be completed by 2020.
While a spectacular 712 ft high timber structure proposed for New York City is unlikely to be built, work actually started on an exciting staircase/art installation called Vessel from Heatherwick Studio. This was one we never thought would actually see the light of day, but you never truly know whether these crazy concepts will get over the line.
Paris-based firm Vincent Callebaut Architectures again delivered a series of stunning futuristic concepts in 2017. The Nautilus Eco-Resort especially stood out from the pack with its unique perspective on sustainable architecture that envisioned rotating buildings arranged into a shape inspired by the Fibonacci sequence.
Take a look through our gallery for a mind-bending look at some more of the best architectural concepts of 2017 including an inspired shipping container house, a skyscraper inside the trunk of a mammoth tree and a giant simulation of a city on Mars proposed for the desert outside of Dubai.
- Undersea restaurants, tree towers and hanging skyscrapers: The top architecture concepts of 2017
- From Clouds Architecture Office comes this extraordinary concept for an upside-down skyscraper that hangs from an orbiting asteroid
From Clouds Architecture Office comes this extraordinary concept for an upside-down skyscraper that hangs from an orbiting asteroid(Credit: Clouds AO)
From Clouds Architecture Office comes this extraordinary concept for an upside-down skyscraper that hangs from an orbiting asteroid(Credit: Clouds AO)
The Nautilus Eco-Resort was one of most exciting concepts seen in 2017 with its Fibonacci-inspired shape(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
The Nautilus Eco-Resort was one of most exciting concepts seen in 2017 with its Fibonacci-inspired shape(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
The Nautilus Eco-Resort was one of most exciting concepts seen in 2017 with its Fibonacci-inspired shape(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
The Nautilus Eco-Resort was one of most exciting concepts seen in 2017 with its Fibonacci-inspired shape(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
The Nautilus Eco-Resort was one of most exciting concepts seen in 2017 with its Fibonacci-inspired shape(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This undersea restaurant proposed for the coast of Norway is actually set to begin construction in 2018 making it one of the stranger concepts from 2017 that could actually see the light of day soon(Credit: MIR/Snøhetta)
This undersea restaurant proposed for the coast of Norway is actually set to begin construction in 2018 making it one of the stranger concepts from 2017 that could actually see the light of day soon(Credit: MIR/Snøhetta)
This undersea restaurant proposed for the coast of Norway is actually set to begin construction in 2018 making it one of the stranger concepts from 2017 that could actually see the light of day soon(Credit: MIR/Snøhetta)
This undersea restaurant proposed for the coast of Norway is actually set to begin construction in 2018 making it one of the stranger concepts from 2017 that could actually see the light of day soon(Credit: MIR/Snøhetta)
Oiio proposed this giant skyscraper called "The Big Bend" designed to circumvent New York's diminishing space concerns by turn a small foundation footprint into a large building area(Credit: Oiio)
Oiio proposed this giant skyscraper called "The Big Bend" designed to circumvent New York's diminishing space concerns by turn a small foundation footprint into a large building area(Credit: Oiio)
Oiio proposed this giant skyscraper called "The Big Bend" designed to circumvent New York's diminishing space concerns by turn a small foundation footprint into a large building area(Credit: Oiio)
This shipping container house is set to be constructed in 2018 and offers the most novel use of this commonly used building component we have seen in years(Credit: Whitaker Studio)
This shipping container house is set to be constructed in 2018 and offers the most novel use of this commonly used building component we have seen in years(Credit: Whitaker Studio)
This shipping container house is set to be constructed in 2018 and offers the most novel use of this commonly used building component we have seen in years(Credit: Whitaker Studio)
This shipping container house is set to be constructed in 2018 and offers the most novel use of this commonly used building component we have seen in years(Credit: Whitaker Studio)
Another spectacular concept from Vincent Callebaut was this idea for a ferry terminal in Seoul. Resembling a giant manta-ray this sustainable structure can in theory produce all the energy it needs from renewable solar and wind sources(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another spectacular concept from Vincent Callebaut was this idea for a ferry terminal in Seoul. Resembling a giant manta-ray this sustainable structure can in theory produce all the energy it needs from renewable solar and wind sources(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another spectacular concept from Vincent Callebaut was this idea for a ferry terminal in Seoul. Resembling a giant manta-ray this sustainable structure can in theory produce all the energy it needs from renewable solar and wind sources(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another spectacular concept from Vincent Callebaut was this idea for a ferry terminal in Seoul. Resembling a giant manta-ray this sustainable structure can in theory produce all the energy it needs from renewable solar and wind sources(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another spectacular concept from Vincent Callebaut was this idea for a ferry terminal in Seoul. Resembling a giant manta-ray this sustainable structure can in theory produce all the energy it needs from renewable solar and wind sources(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This experimental structure from Margot Krasojević was commissioned by the Ordos government in Mongolia and is a mobile floating bridge that can fold up and move to different locations on a river(Credit: Margot Krasojević)
This experimental structure from Margot Krasojević was commissioned by the Ordos government in Mongolia and is a mobile floating bridge that can fold up and move to different locations on a river(Credit: Margot Krasojević)
One of the weirdest concepts of 2017 came from a collective of South Korean designers entering the eVolo skyscraper concept competition. Called "The Giant Sequoia Skyscraper" this design proposes building spaces inside of giant trees(Credit: eVolo)
One of the weirdest concepts of 2017 came from a collective of South Korean designers entering the eVolo skyscraper concept competition. Called "The Giant Sequoia Skyscraper" this design proposes building spaces inside of giant trees(Credit: eVolo)
One of the weirdest concepts of 2017 came from a collective of South Korean designers entering the eVolo skyscraper concept competition. Called "The Giant Sequoia Skyscraper" this design proposes building spaces inside of giant trees(Credit: eVolo)
Seriously entering construction phase in 2017 was Heatherwick's amazing Vessel, a weird staircase/art piece that we never thought would actually come to life(Credit: Heatherwick Studio)
Seriously entering construction phase in 2017 was Heatherwick's amazing Vessel, a weird staircase/art piece that we never thought would actually come to life(Credit: Heatherwick Studio)
Seriously entering construction phase in 2017 was Heatherwick's amazing Vessel, a weird staircase/art piece that we never thought would actually come to life(Credit: Heatherwick Studio)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
Second place in eVolo’s 2017 Skyscraper Competition was this fascinating concept from two United States architects. Called Vertical Factories it turns a giant skyscraper into its own self-sustaining ecosystem(Credit: Tianshu Liu, Linshen Xie / eVolo)
Second place in eVolo’s 2017 Skyscraper Competition was this fascinating concept from two United States architects. Called Vertical Factories it turns a giant skyscraper into its own self-sustaining ecosystem(Credit: Tianshu Liu, Linshen Xie / eVolo)
This spectacular concept received an honorable mention in the eVolo skyscraper competition. Called Heal-Berg the structure is more than carbon neutral, it is designed to actually help repair the surrounding environment(Credit: eVolo / Luca Beltrame, Saba Nabavi Tafreshi)
This spectacular concept received an honorable mention in the eVolo skyscraper competition. Called Heal-Berg the structure is more than carbon neutral, it is designed to actually help repair the surrounding environment(Credit: eVolo / Luca Beltrame, Saba Nabavi Tafreshi)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another interesting honorable mention from the eVolo skyscraper competition. This design from Adriann Jeevananthan proposes a building composed of individual modular pods(Credit: Adriann Jeevananthan / eVolo)
Another interesting honorable mention from the eVolo skyscraper competition. This design from Adriann Jeevananthan proposes a building composed of individual modular pods(Credit: Adriann Jeevananthan / eVolo)
The best conceptual architecture of 2017 was an assortment of mind-bending imaginative designs from some amazing architectural firms
crazy to see what could be in our lifetime.
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Another exciting concept that is becoming real is Stefano Boeri's epic Forest City set for completion in Liuzhou, China by 2020(Credit: Stefano Boeri Architetti)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Back in more extreme conceptual territory is Bjarke Ingels amazing Mars City simulation commissioned by the UAE government. To be built in the desert and budgeted at around US$140 million dollars(Credit: Dubai Media Office)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Among numerous timber skyscraper concepts this one from DFA Studio was the most impressive, reaching 712 ft and made from Glulam (glue-laminated timber)(Credit: DFA Studio)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Aedas' dragon-inspired dual tower design is set for construction in China's Southern Guangdong province(Credit: Aedas)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
Another concept for a skyscraper interspersed with a green facade is the Occitanie Tower designed by Starchitect Daniel Libeskind's firm with construction set to begin in 2018 in Toulouse, France(Credit: Luxigon)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
The most amusingly off-the-wall concept of 2017 was MVRDV's proposal to redesign an old army barracks in Germany into a new neighborhood with four giant letter shaped residential towers that spell HOME(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
Another interesting concept from MVRDV is a seven-tower neighborhood planned for Abu Dhabi called the Pixel Towers with a modern pixelated cubic aesthetic(Credit: MVRDV)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
MAD Architects delivered this intriguing concept for a Paris skyscraper renovation turning the facade into a giant concave mirror designed to reflect an upside-down image of the Eiffel Tower(Credit: MAD Architects)
Second place in eVolo’s 2017 Skyscraper Competition was this fascinating concept from two United States architects. Called Vertical Factories it turns a giant skyscraper into its own self-sustaining ecosystem(Credit: Tianshu Liu, Linshen Xie / eVolo)
Second place in eVolo’s 2017 Skyscraper Competition was this fascinating concept from two United States architects. Called Vertical Factories it turns a giant skyscraper into its own self-sustaining ecosystem(Credit: Tianshu Liu, Linshen Xie / eVolo)
This spectacular concept received an honorable mention in the eVolo skyscraper competition. Called Heal-Berg the structure is more than carbon neutral, it is designed to actually help repair the surrounding environment(Credit: eVolo / Luca Beltrame, Saba Nabavi Tafreshi)
This spectacular concept received an honorable mention in the eVolo skyscraper competition. Called Heal-Berg the structure is more than carbon neutral, it is designed to actually help repair the surrounding environment(Credit: eVolo / Luca Beltrame, Saba Nabavi Tafreshi)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This giant proposal connects two 65-storey towers by a three-floor skybridge. Situated on the banks of the Miami river this impressive concept also has its own multi-storey waterfall(Credit: KAR properties)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
This extraordinary concept from Vincent Callebaut suggests a future where 3D-printing technology involving spider-like robots and drones can build honeycomb structures(Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures)
Another interesting honorable mention from the eVolo skyscraper competition. This design from Adriann Jeevananthan proposes a building composed of individual modular pods(Credit: Adriann Jeevananthan / eVolo)
Another interesting honorable mention from the eVolo skyscraper competition. This design from Adriann Jeevananthan proposes a building composed of individual modular pods(Credit: Adriann Jeevananthan / eVolo)
The best conceptual architecture of 2017 was an assortment of mind-bending imaginative designs from some amazing architectural firms
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