Space Technology
Design and architecture projects exploring space exploration, orbital habitats, spaceports, and the built environment of space travel.
Space technology represents the intersection of architecture and aerospace innovation. Designers working in this space consider how humans will live, work, and travel beyond Earth, from the infrastructure needed on the ground to the habitats required in orbit.
The community explores spaceport design and space travel infrastructure, sensory and experiential approaches to space heritage, self-sustaining orbital structures, and the architectural possibilities of extraterrestrial environments.
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View all 15 journalsSPACEPORT: A Bird's Nest Terminal for India's Commercial Launch Coast at Kulasekharapatnam
A thesis spaceport at Kulasekharapatnam layers launch pads, runway and public terminal into a woven, nest-like gateway between civilians and orbit.
Space Odyssey: Simulating a Mission to Space on Washington's Anacostia Riverfront
A three-phase architectural sequence of preparation, journey, and discovery transforms NASA's backyard into an immersive space experience.
Ascension: A Sensory Architecture Tribute to Apollo 11's Legacy
A boomerang-shaped immersive building in Washington D.C. simulates an astronaut's journey from launch to ocean reentry across three subterranean levels.
Daedalus Station: A Self-Building Orbital Habitat That Engineers Its Own Gravity
A toroidal space station in Low Earth Orbit that mines asteroids, simulates Earth gravity through rotation, and scales from 32 to 448 meters.