Steel shipping containers are the temporary homes of countless consumer items being transported all around the world. Items are packed into the cargo containers in their country of origin, then ...
Ah, Cyber Monday - the infamous online version of the even more dreaded Black Friday. But before we get to that, here are a few exciting new features for WebUrbanist to help you stay connected to ...
Prosthetics have been used to replace lost limbs since there have been limbs to be lost; during this time, peg legs and crutches have transformed into power suits and robot arms. The prosthetic ...
The clubhouse is a quintessential symbol of childhood: Children love to imagine a house, play pretend they're guarding a fort, or even just hold secret club meetings. The clubhouse is a child's ...
Stairs aren't just a boring, utilitarian part of our homes and public buildings. They're an opportunity for an architect to really make a statement and do something bold and distinctive. From ...
Nicola L. is one of those artists who has simply been around forever. She's known by only her first name and last initial, and she manages to bring unmistakable style to each and every thing she ...
Steampunk is the mating of technology and romance, breeding some of the most wickedly cool gadget's and art you've ever seen. It's cool and brass-clad sexy. With a post apocalyptic type of ...
What could be more welcoming than a pot of tea in the morning? (Coffee drinkers, you are not allowed to answer that). From its humble beginnings in ancient China, the teapot has gone from ...
While many of us go for a functionalist, pick'n'mix approach to home decor ("I need curtains: oh, that will do" etc.), let us be upstanding for the financially brave, creatively passionate and ...
Amazingly, none of these beautiful pieces of art are photographs. They were all made with various methods, but all of them are part of the photorealism genre. The movement got its start in the US ...
