Is vacuum glazing the future of heritage restoration?

NASA’s first manned flight around the moon for 50 years has sparked fresh interest in space exploration while also reminding us of the tantalising properties of a vacuum: especially back here on earth. As the poster for the original Alien movie said: “In space no one can hear you scream.” There are many industrial applications […] The post Is vacuum glazing the future of heritage restoration? appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

Innovators Must Clear Roadblocks to Launch Extraterrestrial Base Programs

Jomathan Hughley says rapid innovation will come from the push for more research and long-term structures in space, including on the moon and Mars. 

Six schemes shortlisted for RIBA Northern Ireland Awards

The Architects’ Journal Six schemes shortlisted for RIBA Northern Ireland Awards Schemes by McGarry Moon Architects, McGonigle McGrath and MMAS Architects/OGU Architects have been named on the six-strong shortlist for the 2026 RIBA Northern Ireland Awards The post Six schemes shortlisted for RIBA Northern Ireland Awards appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

Sarens aims for Moon after Nasa launcher lift

Heavy-lift specialist Sarens has helped Nasa and Bechtel move and assemble the first tower module on the Mobile Launcher 2 (ML2) at Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island off the… The post Sarens aims for Moon after Nasa launcher lift appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Allen Enterprises, NASA & UCF Team Up on Lunar Vehicles

The University of Central Florida (UCF) will host the first round of the Lunabotics Challenge on May 16-19, with more than 40 teams competing to design autonomous lunar vehicles that will effectively function in a simulated lunar environment that resembles the moon. The top 10 teams from the first round will advance to the next […] <p>The post Allen Enterprises, NASA & UCF Team Up on Lunar Vehicles first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>