Hong Kong-based educational institution My ArchiSchool has announced the launch of a new, NFT-based Digital Architecture Library. Set to debut this summer, the collection will be accessible online for free and will feature projects designed by the school's students and graduates, showcasing their creativity and skills.
The Digital Architecture Library will house digital 3D models of buildings, paintings, and conceptual projects that have been curated, collected, and exhibited by the school.
One of the featured projects is a photomontage by student Antonia Villet, which depicts an experimental design of a teahouse situated in an overpopulated area of Hong Kong. Another project is an acrylic painting of a forest by student Albus Oscar Chung.
The 3D models in the Architecture Library will be protected by unique ID addresses and will also be displayed as NFT art. These models will be sent to print, and each student will be assigned their own ISBNs.
Keep updated with the project here at the My ArchiSchool website.
