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Best Countries For Every Industrial Design Discipline in 2025 [RANKED]
It’s easy to determine the ‘best college/university’ to go to for a particular industry. RCA produces some stellar designers, MIT is the best place for engineers, and Pforzheim is the elite pick for anything automotive. However, determining the best country to work in is a much more challenging task. For example,...
This Snake Game uses ‘Water Pixels’ by manipulating droplets with a joystick
We all have played the Snake game on our monochrome phones to kill time, but the classic has got a new interesting version. That’s courtesy of DIYer Steve Mould, who is known for his affinity towards science, experiments, and thinking out of the box. The result is amazing creations that you’d not have thought of in...
This ‘Living Building’ uses Bio-Cement that absorbs CO2, making the architecture carbon negative
What if the buildings of tomorrow could breathe, literally? What if architecture didn’t just minimize its environmental impact but actively contributed to healing the planet? These are the provocative questions at the heart of Picoplanktonics, a groundbreaking exhibition by the Living Room Collective at the Canada...
BMW X7 Gets Two-Tone Paint and Japanese-Inspired Interior Design
BMW has introduced two-tone paint options for the X7 SUV, marking the first time this customization appears on their largest vehicle. The German automaker now offers 12 traditional Japanese patterns for the interior trim, complete with foil decoration across the dashboard, center console, and door panels. This...
World’s Largest 3D Printed Building – Qatar’s Ambitious Plans for Upcoming School in the Desert
The desert landscape of Qatar has become the canvas for an architectural revolution that will broaden the horizon of educational infrastructure. UCC Holding, partnering with Qatar’s Public Works Authority, has launched the world’s largest 3D printed construction project, transforming 40,000 square meters of desert...
cascading staircase threads through sunken courtyard by T.R.O.P at shanghai residence
T.R.O.P weaves sculptural courtyard into shanghai houses In the heart of Shanghai’s Yanlord Arcadia residential complex, Pok Kobkongsanti of T.R.O.P: terrains + open space introduces Lacy Steps Garden, a nine-meter-deep sunken courtyard that serves as a sculptural landmark and a communal living space. The project...
woojin park reimagines gooseneck tubing for a chair that flexes and shifts with your body
de-goose chair reinterprets industrial materials de-goose chair by Woojin Park reimagines the industrial gooseneck as a flexible structure that responds to the user’s posture. Developed under his Seoul-based studio and brand p(erson)al, the project reflects Park’s broader interest in engaging industrial materials...
This 4,851-brick LEGO Flying Dutchman build is the box set we truly deserved
If Tobnac’s Black Pearl MOC proved that LEGO Ideas could handle Jack Sparrow’s legendary vessel, then his Flying Dutchman absolutely confirms that the most cursed ship in Caribbean waters deserves the full UCS treatment. Where the Pearl represented pirate freedom and adventure, the Dutchman embodies something far...
circular colored openings pierce through concrete facade of school extension in lebanon
Dagher Hanna & Partners extends Collège Louise Wegmann Located on a steep site in Jouret El Ballout, Lebanon, the recently completed extension of Collège Louise Wegmann by Dagher Hanna & Partners addresses both the challenges of terrain and evolving educational needs through a topographically responsive...