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Façades begin with materials. From stone and composites to aluminium systems and high-performance glazing, contemporary envelopes reflect evolving material intelligence. Our first March cover essay briefly reflects on material thinking across contexts, with insights from Sanjay Puri Architects and Perkins & Will. Read now on India Art n Design. https://indiaartndesign.com/material-intelligence-as-interface-between-the-building-and-the-city/
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Beyond the Build: The Era of Material Intelligence 🏗️🌐
The AEC industry has moved past "static drawings." In 2026, the focus isn't just on how we build, but what we build with.
Circular Construction is now a mandate. Through advanced BIM, we are creating "Material Passports"- digital records tracking lifecycle, carbon cost, and recyclability for every component.
The most valuable asset in AEC today isn’t the physical structure - it’s the verified data behind it. 💎
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AI doesn't understand beauty, but it understands material behavior. When generating architectural scenes through DALL-E in ChatGPT, replace vague terms like “modern façade” with “oxidized copper panels catching reflected light” or “porous concrete skin filtering sunlight.” This is how machines learn weight, texture, and realism. The future architect will teach AI what matter feels like.
AI doesn't understand beauty, but it understands material behavior. When generating architectural scenes through DALL-E in ChatGPT, replace vague terms like “modern façade” with “oxidized copper panels catching reflected light” or “porous concrete skin filtering sunlight.” This is how machines learn weight, texture, and realism. The future architect will teach AI what matter feels like.
