Design awards are about more than a mere prize or praise - they can and should be a platform for greater exposure to potential partners, sponsors and clients. Last week WebUrbanist highlighted ...
“I went to the Olympics and all I got was this lousy... what IS that thing, anyway?” Most anyone would agree the best souvenir of a Summer or Winter Olympic Games is a medal – preferably gold ...
Payphones appear to be following the Pony Express down the well-worn path of obsolete technologies and their ubiquitous appearance in urban landscapes rings hollow in the face of today's cell phone ...
In the capable hands of French photographer Laurent Chehere, ordinary houses become whimsical lighter-than-air structures. They shun the ground and take to the sky to float serenely, lingering ...
At first, you're not sure what you're looking at. Are these strange portraits, their subjects seeming to disassemble before your very eyes, wire sculptures? They are incredibly three-dimensional, ...
Back in the 1950s, Cold War tensions ran high and so did the DEW Line: high above the Arctic Circle, that is. Though many of the original 63 radar stations have been re-purposed or dismantled, many ...
A project that has been over 12 years in the making added an impressive accomplishment to its history on June 8th, 2011. The High Line, a New York City public park that was built on the remains ...
High cost of travel getting you down? Well, things are looking up... WAY up! Check in to any one of the world's 10 tallest hotels and you'll enjoy heavenly views not seen since Mary and Joseph were ...
Your head spins, your stomach clenches, your heart pounds furiously. You're thousands of feet above the ground with nothing but glass keeping you from teetering over the edge in a lengthy and ...
It's every Da Vinci Code conspiracy theorist's dream: getting a microscopic look at Leonardo's brushstrokes on The Last Supper down to the tiniest flake of paint. In the past, you would have to ...
