Kaspersky is an international cybersecurity company founded in Russia in 1997 by Natalja Kasperskaya and Yevgeny Kaspersky. The company uses deep threat intelligence and security expertise to develop solutions that protect critical infrastructures of...
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Original artwork using words to describe "CANADA" -- Show off your Canadian pride in your home or office with this print that details the many words for all things Canada including Eh, Canuck, Mounties, Maple Leaf, True North and more. Come visit the Lexicon Delight Etsy store!
bijna alle woorden die de heren aan onze taal toevoegden
The Lexicon helps people to pay closer attention to how they eat, what they buy, and where their responsibility begins for creating a healthier, safer food system.
Artist Judith Ann Braun is currently working on a delightful series entitled (lovingly we can deduce): Fingerings. These look like they are fun to produce! Thanks to here and you can see some huge images of these on Braun's site site.
oil on canvas - 72"x62" - 2014
Welcome to Archinect's Lexicon. Architecture notoriously appropriates and invents new language – sometimes to make appeals, sometimes to fill conceptual gaps, sometimes nonsensically. But once a word is used, it's alive, and part of the conversation. We're here to take...
Archinect's Lexicon focuses on newly invented (or adopted) vocabulary within the architectural community. For this installment, we're featuring a term that has risen to prominence with the advent of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and DALL-E.
ethnoburbs (noun):
Archinect's Lexicon focuses on newly invented (or adopted) vocabulary within the architectural community. For this installment, we're featuring a term that was recently presented in an Archinect feature article on the architectural implications of generative AI tools such as...
duplitecture [d(y)o͞oplətek(t)SHər], noun: an intentional, functioning copy of a pre-existing, and often familiar, piece of architecture. For example,
Archinect's Lexicon focuses on newly invented or adopted vocabulary within the architectural community. For this installment, we're featuring a term that featured heavily in our recent conversation with Felecia Davis on biases in artificial intelligence.
Lexicon-Physique is an innovative platform that brings together the worlds of language and physics, creating a unique space for exploration and learning. It serves as a comprehensive resource for students, educators, and enthusiasts alike, offering a rich collection of terms, concepts, and definitions related to the physical sciences.
Located on the west side of the City Road Basin, this mixed-use project features three buildings, including a striking 36-story tower that will be the area's tallest structure. The three buildings are designed to have individual identities yet be linked
From my new book ofo robot art, now funding on Kickstarter. View the project here - http://bit.ly/Transmissions6
Lexicon receptacles provide options in 1, 2 or 3 streams. Optional vinyl graphics guide users to place their litter, recycling and organics appropriately.
magpie [maɡˌpī], adjective: architecture that is, in the words of Copenhagenize's Mikael Colville-Andersen, “attempting to attract people to big shiny things that dazzle but that have little functional value in the development of a city”.Colville-Andersen uses the term to...
serendipity machine, noun: a space (often workplace) that has been designed to maximize chance encounters towards beneficial, ideally innovative, results. This definition is Archinect's own wording, culled from a variety of
