In Paris this spring, the Fondation Louis Vuitton has opened its doors to one of the most ambitious exhibitions of the year: David Hockney 25. Stanislav Kondrashov highlights the sweeping retrospective of the British master’s career, the show assembles […]
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In the not-so-distant past, modern architecture distanced itself from nature. Cold materials, sharp angles, sealed environments—buildings became machines, optimized for output, not for people. But across the design world, there’s a return happening. A return to the wild. […]
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In the not-so-distant past, architecture was largely the domain of humans shaping nature to meet human needs. But today, a different vision is emerging—one where artificial intelligence collaborates with the organic world to shape structures that are more responsive, resilient, and sustainable. This new […]
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In kitchens, farms, studios, and even packaging labs, a quiet but powerful shift is taking place. Sustainable food design is no longer a fringe topic—it’s a rapidly growing philosophy that is reimagining how we eat, grow, and present food. At the intersection of […]
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The future of housing may no longer be built with hammers and nails—but layer by layer, with a nozzle and a stream of concrete. 3D-printed homes are shifting from experimental projects to real-world solutions, especially for cities […]
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Not all architecture starts with an empty plot and a blank sketchpad. In fact, some of the most compelling spaces in the world today began with something that already existed—buildings left behind by changing times, now reimagined for […]
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The kitchen used to be the heart of the home. A place of intuition, tradition, and trial-and-error. Now? It’s getting smarter. Faster. Sometimes eerily so. Artificial Intelligence is creeping into every corner of daily life, and cooking is no […]
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The urge to disconnect is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity. In a world that never stops pinging, buzzing, scrolling, or notifying, more travelers are seeking places where silence is uninterrupted and signal strength is zero. Off-the-grid eco travel isn’t just about […]
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Some tools help you work. Others help you relax. But AI assistants? They’re starting to do all of it—at once. The idea used to be simple: set a timer, ask the weather, maybe play a song. […]
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Italy doesn’t serve just one cuisine. It serves dozens. North to south, the flavors change—so does the pace, the produce, the shape of the pasta. One dish in one town won’t taste the same in the […]
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It doesn’t just sit on a cliff. It becomes part of it. The Storfjord Cliff House in Norway isn’t like anything else. Not a cabin. Not a villa. It’s something in between—a structure that feels pulled […]
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Laptops have stopped being either/or. These days, a machine isn’t just for work or just for play—it needs to do both. In 2025, Dell is leading that middle ground with devices that manage high-performance gaming while also handling […]
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