Articles tagged "design"

Props to the insightful techies out there using design thinking to make sure we humans don’t innovate ourselves into irrelevance.

It's the Sub-Biosphere 2.

Blueseed is billed as the “Googleplex of the Sea,” a perpetual hackathon.

An eight-hour-long future orgy, with hackers, scientists, artists, inventors and other people already living in the future.

All it takes is 100 cameras.

The planet's next biggest skyscraper breaks ground in June. It may be finished by December.

Altmann's work defines a generation unsurprised by and unafraid of Stellar Wind, for whom privacy, like politics, has become a purely esthetic concept.

Diversity in the gadget realm is a good thing, and it'd be nice to see a bit of risk make a comeback.

These are the ingredients of a modern space opera.

It's going to save America!

A floating school was just built in Nigeria. First the school, next, an entire buoyant city.

Artists Pablo Garcia and Addie Wagenknecht asked sexcam performers to replicate poses from iconic works of Western art.

The interaction designer is putting fashion design in the hands of the masses.

The museum recently added 14 games and game-y artifacts to its permanent collection. And it's about time.

For the Hirshhorn, Diller Scofidio + Renfro created what may be their most unusual project to date—a 154 ft tall inflatable structure that balloons over the Hirshhorn’s open courtyard,

A new study from researchers in the UK suggests that the design of space around you has significant impact on how you learn. Which was totally why you ended up with that D+ in pre calculus, right?

Adding pink and blue iPhones does not sound like the move of a company confident that it's at the top.

If your chair was made of Ross's fungi, it could stop a bullet.

How one automaker commissioned trippy visuals to design cooler cars.

Skyscrapers and mixed use towers aren’t anything new, though we’re constructing them bigger and higher all the time. But Peruri 88 is something else: a multi-level tower atop several other, distinct structures and units kitty-cornered below.

Divya's apartment is an incredible voyage into the absurd where chicks have two heads and baby deers never wake up.

This ain't your mother's web art.

Move over, McMansions. In the not-so-distant future, your studio apartment will also be your gym, your massive dining room, your home office, a yoga studio, house a guest room and function as pretty much any other kind of space you could imagine.