So proud of the Monumental Labs team. Thanks Pablo A. Peniche for doing whatever it took to make this happen.

Tough day in the world – back when we did a thing ... instagram.com/reel/CfRw-T9A4…

It’s Monday and the robots are hard at work.

Excited to finally announce our partnership with the His Holiness to bring you one of the most phenomenal artistic endeavors in recent memory: Vatican Museum: America The partnership represents a massive expansion for the Vatican Museums and Monumental Labs. To seed the collection,

The tap tap tap of the chisel is alive and well

Never leaving this place

Moon base >> Mars base? I think so. #robots politico.com/news/2025/04/0…

Well said ... "Cowboy style"

The eternal Feynman lecture

Announcing funding and a new 45k sqft HQ in Greenpoint, Brooklyn! fastcompany.com/91366303/ai-ro…

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Imagine hundreds of robots working 24/7, tool paths generated automatically, robot pickers mounting and moving blocks with NASCAR efficiency. That’s how stone becomes default in architecture.

Credit to Commercial Observer for printing what I said. Now I had no idea this was going to be a Q&A format and I was on 4 hours of sleep so I sound a bit addled... tl;dr -Monumental Labs is going to build tensioned structural stone buildings that are beautiful. -A few will be

Curious about how AI might co-author architecture? Join me at AI+A 3: Dreaming With AI on Sept 10 at the Center for Architecture. I’ll be exploring the role of AI in reshaping creativity, ethics, and design practice. Details & RSVP: calendar.aiany.org/2025/09/10/art… #Architecture #AI

It’s the mission of Monumental Labs to de-extinct buildings. This one is National Park Bank, 214 Broadway, demolished in 1961.

Coming sooner than you think

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MTV officially shut down its 24-hour music channels yesterday. They ended their final broadcast with 'Video killed the radio star' by The Buggles, the very first video broadcasted by MTV on August 1st, 1981.

The enshitification of midtown continues. Glass boxes are leaches on the great old city. They'll keep sprouting until they've consumed their hosts.

I have an opinion on the Meta layoffs that is contrary with most of the VR industry and much of the media, but strongly held. This is not a disaster. They still employ the largest team working on VR by about an order of magnitude. Nobody else is even close. The "Meta is