February 2016 Archive

Bristol-based photographer Chloe Massey’s representations of women focus on their heroic contributions to history. >

A team of students at the Delft University of Technology have printed the first stainless steel bike using a welding-based 3D-printing technique. >

Sasaki imagines a thriving mangrove marina, rooftop park network and global hub for Forest City. >

Engineers at Stanford University have developed adhesive materials that mimic a gecko’s gripping power. >

The Stickybones puppet is a revolutionary animation-art figure perfectly calibrated to bring your ideas to life. >

The Infinity Burial Project greens-up your funeral with a suit that devours your corpse. >

“Abandoned Margins” is an exhibition tackling Western beauty standards, cultural identity, historical erasure, trauma, and the representation of black bodies. >

Copenhagen rethinks existing city infrastructure to double as water catchment areas. >

Escobedo Solíz Studio, a Mexico City-based studio has won MoMA’s Young Architecture Program with their bid to knit a neon canopy over the museum’s garden. >

Copenhagen-based artist FOS, a.k.a. Thomas Poulsen, is responsible for an eclectic mix of projects – from social housing to floating bars. >

Abandoned for 15 years, this Detroit home became an internationally acclaimed art project called Flower House. >