Design

With our dependence on computers, phones, and the Internet, staying connected and powered up is more important than ever. The world, however, seems to be thwarting that modern lifestyle, from unexpected power outages to the growing frequency of natural disasters. The demand for reliable, robust, and versatile power solutions has skyrocketed, and the old fuel-based […]

Dubbed the S’Mouse City Model, this modern dwelling adopts the aesthetic of a traditional shepherd’s hut. It is equipped with a compact yet comfortable interior, and is also available with optional off-the-grid updates. Shepherd’s huts are often used in the UK and France as resting spaces for farmers after working in the fields. They are

Wind chimes have a rather understated charm. They can have a very calming effect on you, helping keep anxiety and stress away – but what if you’re in an enclosed area? You couldn’t possibly have a wind-chime in a room that doesn’t receive any wind, right? Well, the folks at Fujitsu may have developed the

Almost everyone has a tool to open packages, be it a cutter, a pair of scissors, or even a knife from the kitchen. Not all of these tools are appropriate for the job, though, especially when they are as likely to cut you as they are the packaging tape. And those that are indeed designed

SEMA Show in Las Vegas concluded with much fanfare this past weekend. The humungous gathering of automotive enthusiasts and aftermarket professionals was taken aback when Toyota unwrapped the Ultimate Tailgate Tundra. Part of Toyota’s exciting vehicles in Vegas, the Tundra is way beyond anything we have seen in the past: It’s an inspiring new vehicle

Architecture firm Studio Gang has sought to “amplify social connections” at its first French project, the John W Boyer Center in Paris, a “vertical campus” created using mass timber for the University of Chicago. The academic structure in Paris’s 13th arrondissement was designed by Studio Gang with a hybrid-timber-and-steel structure and a facade covered with