See Goal-Oriented AI in Action on Oct 14/15

View Online     What Goal Would You Give AI First? Start with the work slowing your team down today. Every IT team has goals. Reduce disruption. Restore services faster. Give people time back. The challenge is turning those goals into action across a constantly changing environment. At SolarWinds Day, (October 14/15) we’ll put goal-oriented AI to work against operational challenges IT teams deal with every day. See how goal-oriented AI can help IT teams tackle everyday challenges, from alert noise and incident investigation to remediation and compliance reporting. Join us to see the new technology in action and decide what goal you’d give your AI team first. REGISTER NOW     Meet the people bringing goal-oriented AI to life: Executive vision: Cullen Childress, Interim CEO and Chief Product Officer, shares our vision for AI-powered IT operations. Product and technical insights: Abigail Norman, Mike Driskell, and Jeff Stewart take you inside the new product, with demonstrations and updates across the portfolio. Customer perspectives: Steven Khan, Radiology Partners, and Matt Mayer, Allerium, share their experiences and the operational value of goal-oriented AI. Check the agenda here.     SAVE YOUR SEAT   Join the THWACK Community This email was sent to: maspete.taigedimerdeka@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Change Preferences SolarWinds, 7171 Southwest Parkway, Bldg 400, Austin, TX 78735 | www.solarwinds.com

Cash-free piggy bank | Kashef Chowdhury key projects | Soane Medal winner

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View online     Rezen transforms hotel stables in Australia into "raw and direct" wellness centre Arched openings and rough brick walls evoke the feel of a Roman bathhouse at Alchemy Saunas, a wellness centre in Australia by interior design studio Rezen. Read more ›   V-Flex by VitrA Tiles Dezeen Showroom: surfaces brand VitrA Tiles has developed V-Flex, a method of installation that aims to meet evolving architectural expectations by being simple and adhesive-free. Read more ›   Farshid Moussavi wins 2026 Soane Medal for architecture British-Iranian architect Farshid Moussavi has been awarded this year's Soane Medal for her "sustained and rigorous" contribution to architecture through building, teaching and writing. Read more ›   Six civic projects by Kashef Chowdhury that put people first Bangladeshi architect Kashef Chowdhury has published a monograph collating works from his three-decade-long career. In this roundup, we spotlight six key examples. Read more ›   Dezeen Awards 2026 public vote is now open Dezeen Awards, in partnership with Trimble, is inviting readers to choose their favourite shortlisted projects in this year's public vote. Read more ›   Nest Egg is a tech-based take on a children's piggy bank Scottish design studio Filament has developed a financial learning platform for children based around a toy egg that reintroduces physical interaction to the process of saving and spending money. Read more ›   Zeph Neil wraps French Riviera villa in Carminati's motorised Skyline Minimal Frames timber windows Promotion: Zeph Neil, founder of design studio Level Design, has wrapped a French Riviera villa in a wall of motorised lift-and-slide timber windows by Italian window brand Carminati, which open to the pool and outdoor terrace. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Update newsletter preferences | Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise

Meta Tamagotchi AI agent | Herzog & de Meuron timber college | MSCHF twisted cars

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View online     London home renovation by Polysmiths uses "light as the primary material" Lime-plastered brickwork, timber boards and cork panels were used to help capture the changing light at Pine House, a terraced home in London renovated by local architecture studio Polysmiths. Read more ›   Meta debuts Tamagotchi-style AI agent Meta is creating a tiny, portable Muse Charm device for carrying around the company's AI agent, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has announced. Read more ›   Splitting cells informs Shanghai research campus' interconnected buildings Architecture studio BDP has unveiled a pharmaceutical research campus in Shanghai, China, comprised of interconnected buildings that evoke the movement of cell division. Read more ›   ReSKU 2.0 fabric by Camira Dezeen Showroom: recycled wool and renewable flax come together in a warm melange of colour in British textile brand Camira's ReSKU 2.0 fabric. Read more ›   Will the iPhone Duo send folding smartphones mainstream? Has Apple just triggered another paradigm shift in smartphone design? And what's behind Donald Trump's plans for his triumphal arch to be a base for drones and snipers? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. Read more ›   Lasvit suspends chandelier of flowers preserved in glass in Napa Valley home Czech lighting brand Lasvit has preserved the forms of dried flowers inside hand-blown glass to create a large chandelier in a home in Napa Valley, California, as shown in this video produced by Dezeen for the brand. Read more ›   Jesse Butterfield marries paper and metal in A Veiled Boundary exhibition Sewn paper and hand-hammered steel sit side by side in these lighting pieces and stools by designer Jesse Butterfield, displayed during London Design Festival 2026. Read more ›   Sleep supporting emotional wellbeing device among projects from Georgia Institute of Technology Dezeen School Shows: a sleep support device that encourages users to record valuable moments of their day is among the projects from students at Georgia Institute of Technology. Read more ›   Estudio Zero shapes pink Mexican co-living complex after sound wave Mexican practice Estudio Zero has created a co-living apartment building rendered in pink-toned concrete with a series of arched forms informed by sound waves in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Read more ›   MSCHF twists Lexus electric cars into absurd shapes in New York Brooklyn creative studio MSCHF has created two twisted and bent versions of Lexus electric cars for New York City's fall art week, which the studio said is a play on the automotive industry's concept car prototypes. Read more ›   Papermaking centre among projects from Swinburne University of Technology students Dezeen School Shows: a centre for developing handmade paper is among the projects from students at Swinburne University of Technology. Read more ›   Herzog & de Meuron reuses foundations for mass-timber Massachusetts school building Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has utilised the existing concrete foundation of an older structure for the Student Center & Dining Commons at Amherst College, adding mass-timber levels on top. Read more ›   Architecture | Interiors | Design | Technology | Jobs           You have received this because you are subscribed to Dezeen Daily. Update newsletter preferences | Unsubscribe | Forward to a friend Dezeen Limited, 8 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ, UK Contact us | Submit a story | Advertise