Architecture has always been an educational and academic art. Some arts can be achieved without systematic training through individual genius, but becoming an architect has always required academic training and nurturing the mind in educational atmospheres. However, in contemporary times, the forms of education have also changed. The era connected with the computer, has overturned and transformed all the classical methods of education, to the point that learning how to work with software is a necessity. Besides, following the design and emergence of artificial intelligence, some fundamental assumptions have been challenged in the work of architects. What is generally called cyberspace is mainly based on non-attendance and remote education. As it is predicted, in the not-so-distant future, colleges will become museums along with schools.

Architecture - Education

Presenting the points of view of architects and intellectuals through professional interviews conducted by the 2A team.

Architecture - Interview

Architecture in modern times was established with innovative and new ideas. In addition to the emergence of different styles and intellectual orientations, new concepts also entered the works of architects. including paying attention to perspective and space that can be considered as the cultural heritage of the West. Post-structuralist, Deconstructive and postmodern architecture has focused on these two elements. For example, Zaha Hadid's art works are more similar to paintings and drawings, than to schematics, buildings and engineering plots. You can also mention the following: - Paying attention to the habitat and ecosystem that embraced industrial polution of every city. - Application of architectural methods utilize renewable energies in residential and office spaces and... - Utilize new and light materials. - Urban planning based on Sustainability &amp; Livability

Architecture - New Ideas

"Architecture" section of 2A Voice of Architecture &amp; Art (2AVOAA) as a part of 2A Magazine, intends to establish a polyphonic relationship with the professional, international audience and should therefore focus on structures that make this relationship possible within its most comprehensive form.&nbsp;Today, despite major achievements in communication media, our world is greatly in need of interrelated dialogue, which can decrease notions of negligence and hostility. No doubt, understanding one another can lead us to a more peaceful yet innovative and lively neighborhood.

Architecture

2A Archtalk 2022,&nbsp;Topic:&nbsp;Topological Optimization+3D Printing Integration,&nbsp;Speaker:&nbsp;Timothy Winstanley