Relational Urbanism

Very proud of our excellent design team. The concept design for Naharia Hotel has been approved.

Naharia Hotel is a seaside 120 room family hotel. The two sides of the hotel respond to two different conditions, one urban the other the seafront.

Eye view from the urban side.

LlabresTabony Architects.

I would like to thank my colleagues from Shanghai for inviting me to the public lecture about the future role of AI in understanding urban ecologies.

Hasoub working progress. Stay tunned for the opening. LlabresTabony Architects.

Dear Colleagues and friends,
Join us for a design seminar tomorrow at the Bartlett School of Architecture.

Seminal voices increasingly question what constitutes a city—suggesting a shift from the hierarchical organization of density as an instrument to analyze the recent reorganization of the built environment. Contemporary urban challenges are related to new localities, often distant territories, interconnected, in an overall tendency of planetary dispersal. Under this condition, how can memories, histories and critical heritage play a role in the creative process?

Computers, AI, and machine learning are becoming so sophisticated that it is developing their kind of intuition. We are beginning to see many examples of art, poetry, and literature created by machines. This seminar will discuss the self-referential patterns in history and the influence our historical references and heritage have on the creative process. It will question how the future of technology and the arts help designers explore areas in the creative world that we do not realize are out there.

We are excited to announce the first prize for the design of Ein Qnya Sport Field in the Golan Heights.
The landscape design integrates the sport field and the hotel into the city's public realm; connecting the visitors experience with the unique views towards the valley.

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Hasoub site visit. Preparing the structure for the new roof. Exciting months ahead!

For our Arabic speaking friends, join the discussion on "A Cross-Disciplinary Dialogue in Computational Design" in Arabic

دعوه لحضور نقاش حول التصميم الرقمي و تخصصاته بمشاركه مجموعة من المهندسين المعماريين والباحثين والفنانين ومطورين ببرامج راينو و جراسهوبر. ستركز الجلسة على العمليات المختلفة وسير العمل المستخدمة وتنوع النتائج. بالانتقال بين البحث والعمل الأكاديمي والمهني ، سيدور الحوار عن الاحتمالات المستقبلية للتصميم الحاسوبي في الهندسة المعمارية ، وكذلك الفن التوليدي والوسائط المختلطة وتخصصات التصميم الأخرى.

The session will be broadcast live at 1 pm GMT, Friday, Jan 21, in Arabic. You may attend it through the following Youtube link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtYeh9ptmC8

https://facebook.com/events/s/a-cross-disciplinary-dialogue-/353866322861669/

Llabres Tabony Architects and Relational Urbanism Lab wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new year!

Deep Ecologies is part of the Ai + Architecture lecture series organized by the Media and Design Lab, focusing on the creative and generative role that Machine Learning can have on architectural, urban, and territorial design and research.

For the first session, titled Deep Ecologies, we invite and to present and discuss their work related to methods, findings, and concepts related to Machine Learning at an urban and territorial scale.

The lectures and discussion will be on Monday 22nd November, 11:30 – 13:00 at BC 420 and online : Zoom link in bio

The film Ballyfermot Play Park commissioned by the Irish Architecture Foundation for Open House Dublin 2020 was selected to be part of a special film screening at the UN-Habitat World Cities Day celebration

LlabresTabony has been commissioned to design Moria_Assadi Nursing Home & Medical Center in The Galilee!

"Relational Urbanism: from the molecular to the planetary" is the title of this year's Research Cluster 18 at the Bartlett School of Architecture. We will investigate how human-induced processes at the planetary scale are altering the Earth's biochemical cycles of the principal life components: Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorous. We will look at how these components' redistribution relates to biodiversity loss, extreme weather conditions, and global inequalities. And define planetary interventions that look for a shared commonality respecting diverse political visions and cultures.

RC18 2021 Short "Relational Urbanism: from the molecular to the planetary" is the title of this year's Research Cluster 18 at the Bartlett School of Architecture. We will in...