Soviet-era building in armenia hosts site-specific art program The abandoned, Soviet-era Palace of Culture in the spa town of Jermuk, Armenia, hosts Architecture: Ghostly Past and Unrevealed Present, a site-specific art program by ToC Cultural Organization that explores architectural abandonment as a form of ongoing...
PAT is a friendly delivery robot for urban streets
As cities grow more crowded and online shopping becomes a daily habit, the need for smarter and more considerate delivery solutions has never been greater. Enter PAT, an autonomous delivery robot designed to master the last mile, which is the final stretch from distribution center to your front door. PAT stands out in...
Transforming Textile Waste: How Sustainable Design is Shaping Eco-Friendly Home Decor
The textile industry produces staggering amounts of fabric waste every year, much of which ends up in landfills. But what if these discarded textiles could be given a second chance? In an innovative collaboration with Mobella Galleria, a creative team set out to prove that fabric scraps can be transformed into...
ErgoCup Redefines the Coffee Mug With Ergonomic Innovation
Your morning coffee ritual should feel comforting, not like a grip strength test. Most of us never think twice about how we hold our mugs until something goes wrong with our hands, wrists, or joints. The ErgoCup by Ergo-Ware tackles this overlooked problem with genuinely thoughtful design that makes every sip more...
YouTuber 3D prints 1984 Apple Macintosh replica, powers it with Raspberry Pi running MacOS
Raspberry Pi is a fascinating gadget, at least, I believe it is capable of pulling off almost anything you task it with. My endorsement may not be the most convincing, so here is the Pi proving its mettle. A YouTuber has configured it to run the macOS sitting in the heart of a modern rendition of the Macintosh 128K,...
Bio-ink may usher in a new eco-friendly printing system
While we’ve become a bit more conscious in choosing eco-friendly products for our daily use, there are still things that we are not aware are causing damage to our eco footprint. Printing for example, is something that we deal with on an every day basis like with books, packaging, pamphlets, and other printed...
cristian nanzer’s house on el dragón rises from cyclopean stone base in argentina
house on el dragón: a dwelling perched on a hill The House on El Dragón by Estudio Cristian Nanzer is located in the Punilla Valley of Córdoba, Argentina, near Cerro El Dragón between the towns of La Falda and Huerta Grande. The setting is defined by semi-arid mountain terrain, where steep foothills mark the...
2025 Toyota Land Cruiser Review: Modern Legend Meets Daily Reality
PROS: Hybrid powertrain delivers 326 horsepower with 23 mpg efficiency Standard 2.4kW AC inverter transforms vehicle into mobile power station roven Land Cruiser durability with comprehensive Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 Genuine four-wheel-drive capability handles challenging terrain and weather...
This Pen-sized Micro Katana might just be the most fun and functional piece of EDC you see today
The first time I ever laid eyes on a Katana (or at least a representation of it), was in the Cartoon Network show Samurai Jack. Now I’m not an anime or manga person, so this cartoon, and Kill Bill, formed what became my formative body of knowledge around the Japanese warrior’s most prized tool. The Katana was...
MYMORI’s biomaterial kit lets kids grow mushroom toy blocks on their own using mycelium
MYMORI’s mushroom mycelium toy grows from a kit MYMORI’s biomaterial kit lets kids and adults grow mushroom toy blocks on their own using mycelium. There’s no finished product yet since the users need to grow the blocks from a kit, which includes all the biomaterials needed to craft and cultivate the toys. Once...