Bricks And Maybe Buildings Made From A Wasted Resource: Blood
British architect Jack Munro tests a gruesome and ingenious building material.
Lounge Chairs That Give A Crafty Nod To Stained Glass
Mars HwaSung Yoo created a sweet seat that’s a bit like a vertical hammock.
A Floating Dreamscape Made From Hundreds of Kites
No, you can’t fly any of them.
Sifting Through Idolatry and Copycats, Piecing Together Gerrit Rietveld’s Legacy
The first gallery show of Gerrit Rietveld’s work in two decades paints the much-worshipped designer in an accessible light.
A Can’t-Miss Show In NYC, Examining Warhol’s Massive Legacy
Is it even possible to fully map Warhol’s influence? The Met’s curators attempt the Sisyphean task this fall, with an exhibition that ties together 150 works spanning 50 years.
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An Alternate, Bizarro-World Childhood For Steve Jobs
This isn’t the story as Walter Isaacson told it. Then again, maybe it is.
A Tablet Web Browser That Finds The Good Stuff For You
Rockmelt wants to change the way we surf the web on our iPads, by actually giving us stuff to surf.
Innovation By Design
World-Class Buildings For The Underserved, At Under $10k
The European Prize for Architecture honors Norway’s TYIN Tegnestue, who specialize in locally sourced, locally built projects in the developing world.
Infographic of the Day
Infographic: How Romney Crushed Obama In The First Debate
Mitt sticks and moves, while Obama swings slow and hard.
Infographic of the Day
Infographic: The Cost Of A Famous Logo? From $0 To $211 Million
How much do you think BP spent on its latest rebranding? You probably don’t want to know.
