LEGO has been on something of a quiet creative tear lately, and March brought a batch of sets that feel less like toy-aisle filler and more like design objects with a sense of purpose. From fan-submitted Ideas concepts to official Icons releases, this month’s standouts prove that the medium of interlocking bricks is capable of […]
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Mini robot carries sponge filter inspired by sea urchin Engineers at RMIT University in Australia have built a dolphin-shaped mini robot that can collect oil spills from oceans and seas using a sponge filter inspired by sea urchins. Made of tiny, microscopic spikes, the filter comes with a coating that turns the spikes into
Exeter Road Pavilion by Neiheiser Argyros Neiheiser Argyros’ Exeter Road Pavilion is an adaptive reuse of a modest Victorian garden outbuilding in northwest London, redesigned for an art collector and amateur DJ who wanted a place equally suited to storing books, records, and artworks as to hosting garden gatherings, workouts, and the occasional ping-pong
Gaming earbuds have long operated on an unspoken assumption: that total audio immersion requires cutting yourself off from the world around you. Sealed tips, passive isolation, the whole sensory cocoon. The ROG Cetra Open Wireless throws that logic out entirely, producing a pair of gaming earbuds that wants you to hear both the firefight and
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chanel installs a construction site for fw 2026 show For its Fall Winter 2026 show at the Grand Palais in Paris, Chanel transforms the historic glass hall into a vibrant construction landscape. Bureau Betak installs towering cranes, rendered in primary colors and illuminated from within, that fill the vast nave beneath the iron-and-glass dome. The
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When Clicks unveiled the Clicks Communicator at CES 2026, the device immediately stood out in a sea of look-alike smartphones. It pairs a physical QWERTY keyboard with a communication-first philosophy that feels intentionally different from the current slab phone crowd. Clicks also shared several specifications at the time, yet it did not confirm exactly when
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Ultraconfidential has completed a workplace for Godrej Properties—a major Indian real estate developer—in Indirangar, Bangalore. Spanning 25,000 square feet, the…
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PLAT ASIA expands the baiyinkulun steppe resort with small suites PLAT ASIA completes the Volcano-In Hotel of Arrivals, a low-impact hospitality retreat set within the Baiyinkulun Steppe & Volcano Tourism Resort in Inner Mongolia, China. Positioned on the southern slope of a dormant volcanic landscape, the project extends the same tourism development that also
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A Barn-Style Home Built For The Six Noongar Seasons Architecture by Amelia Barnes Wildwood Barn by Bare Architects responds to its microclimate, facilitating outdoor living and nature views throughout all six Noongar seasons. The house is is located on subdivided remnant farmland in Yallingup, in the south west region of Western Australia. The client always
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The humble flashlight is older than you probably think. The first handheld electric torch was patented in 1899, and for the better part of 127 years, the core concept barely changed: battery, bulb, switch, done. LED technology gave it a serious brightness upgrade. Rechargeable cells made it more practical. But the fundamental experience of using
