Eduardo Souza

Jan 7, 2025 | archdaily.mx | Eduardo Souza

La creación de prototipos es un elemento esencial en sectores como el diseño automotriz y la tecnología, donde el desarrollo iterativo permite probar, perfeccionar e innovar. Implica crear versiones preliminares o modelos iniciales para validar ideas y ajustar soluciones antes de la producción final de una pieza, siendo un paso crucial para identificar fallas, optimizar diseños y reducir riesgos, ahorrando tiempo y recursos en la implementación final.

Jan 7, 2025 | archdaily.com | Eduardo Souza

Prototyping is an essential element in sectors such as automotive design and technology, where iterative development enables testing, refining, and innovating. It involves creating initial models or early versions to validate concepts and fine-tune solutions before moving on to final production. This stage is crucial for identifying flaws, optimizing designs, and reducing risks, saving time and resources in the final implementation. In architecture, however, prototyping remains an underused tool.

Jan 7, 2025 | archdaily.com.br | Eduardo Souza

A prototipagem é um elemento essencial em setores como o design automotivo e a tecnologia, onde o desenvolvimento iterativo possibilita testar, refinar e inovar. Trata-se de criar versões preliminares ou modelos iniciais para validar ideias e ajustar soluções antes da produção final de uma peça, sendo uma etapa crucial para identificar falhas, otimizar designs e reduzir riscos, economizando tempo e recursos na implementação definitiva.

Dec 27, 2024 | archdaily.com | Eduardo Souza

Walking on a glass floor is a unique experience that blends awe with a touch of unease. The transparency creates the illusion of emptiness beneath your feet, despite the firm support, generating a visual disconnection that makes each step feel tentative, as if you were floating or crossing an invisible bridge. Although glass is engineered for safety, the mind often associates it with fragility, producing a curious tension between trust and doubt.

Dec 24, 2024 | archdaily.com | Eduardo Souza

The construction industry, traditionally reliant on the intensive use of non-renewable natural materials, is at a decisive moment to reevaluate its processes and mitigate its significant environmental impact. How can the growing demand for infrastructure, housing, healthcare, and education be met without depleting natural resources? While recycling initiatives are gaining traction, they remain insufficient.