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modular electric city car you can repair yourself shows the road ahead for fixable vehicles

ARIA lets drivers fix their own modular electric city car   Meet ARIA, the modular electric city car created by the student team TU/ecomotive that drivers can repair themselves. Designed to last longer, the vehicle changes the status quo in the automotive industry by giving the users more control over repairs and maintenance instead of

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atrey and associates’ brutalist home pairs climatic intelligence with material honesty

Atrey and Associates’ Delhi Residence: Climatic Intelligence and Sculptural Form   The Nadhyavart Residence in Delhi, designed by Atrey and Associates, mixes climatic intelligence, material honesty, and spatial refinement within brutalist architecture. The home integrates passive design strategies, calibrated geometries, and craft-driven detailings all packaged within a sweeping, curvilinear concrete mass. This bold, texturally raw

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TOP 10 private houses of 2025

designboom’s top 10 private spaces of 2025   In 2025, architects around the world continue to expand the possibilities of domestic design, presenting a diverse collection of private houses that reconsider how we inhabit landscape, community, and climate. This year’s selection ranges from net-positive, off-grid experimentation in rural Japan to rammed-earth dwellings carved into the

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mode:lina™ frosts a tiny cake studio in poland with jelly-like glass and confectionery detailing

mode:lina crafts a micro-interior in poland focused on cake   In Skórzewo, Poland, mode:lina architects translate the anatomy of a cake into an interior for Bez Rodzynek, a 25-square-meter studio. Led by architect Kinga Kin, the design takes the familiar elements of frosting, piped borders, and sugar decorations and reworks them into architectural motifs, using

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pompeii still stands because ancient romans used self-healing concrete that lasts for decades

Self-healing concrete used to build pompeii in the past   A new analysis by MIT researchers reveals that Pompeii’s brick structures still stand because the ancient Romans used self-healing concrete that lasts for thousands of years. In 2023, MIT Associate Professor Admir Masic and his team published a paper explaining how Roman concrete was made,

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This Perth Home Takes Its Cues From Holidays On Rottnest Island

This Perth Home Takes Its Cues From Holidays On Rottnest Island Architecture by Christina Karras Inside Broome Street House by Philip Stejskal Architecture. Cork floors and bagged bricks reference the robust and simple interiors of a beach shack. The sloped ceiling maximises the sense of space inside. The light and bright living room. A fireplace

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How an RC Pilot Built the Most Technically Accurate LEGO Plane You’ve Seen

Most LEGO builders start with the instructions. Simons_Studio started with experience building actual radio-controlled aircraft, then wondered if the same principles could work with plastic bricks. The answer turned out to be yes, and in some ways, LEGO proved easier since every connection stays perfectly aligned without adjustment. The Red Bull Extra Aerobatic Plane showcases

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handcrafted resin sculptures illuminate laura gonzalez’s ‘landscapes’ exhibition in NYC

‘landscapes’ by laura gonzalez glows in new york   Landscapes, a new exhibition by Parisian designer Laura Gonzalez, opens at her Franklin Street gallery space in New York to present a focused dialogue with French artist Fabien Conti. The show, which includes paintings, handcrafted furnishings, and sculptural lighting pieces, introduces a new direction in the designer’s

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