Lightweight Webs Could Help Scientists Explore Rainforest Canopies
Yvonne Weng’s student proposal for an airborne system supporting rainforest medical research has won praise from architects and scientists alike.
Yvonne Weng’s student proposal for an airborne system supporting rainforest medical research has won praise from architects and scientists alike.
Got milk bottles?
McDonald’s and scalding hot coffee. You’d think that the fast-food giant would want to delete that association from our popular imagination, forever. Alas…
Broached Commissions uses the spirit of down under for creative inspiration.
Pretty soon you’ll be able to video chat with your celebrity crush.
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Who remembered that we’d gotten it wrong so many times?
Inspired by last year’s earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Hikaru Imamura transformed an oil drum into a care package with enough provisions to sustain 30 people for two days.
How do you increase engagement on a social network? Path 2.5 aims to more closely mirror subtle real-world interactions.
Gustavo Sousa uses the "beautiful and elegant" logo to show discrepancies between participating countries.
Designed by Hat-Trick, the four stamps fuse pictures of athletes with London’s iconic structures.
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