A $1 Billion Project To Remake The Disney World Experience, Using RFID
Disney has a new plan for how users can pay for experiences in their parks--no cash or credit cards required.
Glowing Tapestries Woven From Fiber Optic Strands
Fiber-optic fabric makes Daniel Buren’s well-known stripes luminescent.
Video: Take A Peek Inside DayGlo’s Ohio Fluorescence Factory
A documentary crew visits DayGlo in Cleveland, giving us a glimpse into the company’s kaleidoscopically colored manufacturing plant.
760 Bikes Make Up Ai Weiwei’s Latest Brilliantly Simple Installation
A new solo show in Italy has the Chinese artist meditating on the past five tumultuous years.
An Unlikely Success Story For Modern Architecture, Mies, And Detroit
Barbershops, birdwatching, and community newsletters: Livable Modernism is in the details at Mies van der Rohe’s Lafayette Park.
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Abstract Posters Conceal Maps To Legendary Surf Spots
These clean, cryptic designs point the way to the best waves.
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Infographic: The Most Daredevil Countries, Rendered In Melted Metal
Do adventures and risk-taking equate an exciting life? Surprisingly, not every country agrees on this point.
Is There A Case To Be Made For A $10,000 Mobile Phone?
Aesir Copenhagen nearly went under trying to manufacture its first luxury phone, designed by Yves Béhar and priced at $10,000. Now, with a radical handset designed by KiBiSi, the company’s gearing up for a second shot.
Pentagram Redesigns New York’s Inscrutable Parking Signage
“You shouldn’t need a Ph.D. in parking signage to understand where you are allowed to leave your car in New York," said one city council member.
