November 2015 Archive

A multimedia guidebook helps visitors see Tokyo in different ways, through the eyes of its 46 contributors. >

Sweden's ICEHOTEL group announces plans to build a sustainable frozen hotel, preserved in summer by solar energy. >

A Swedish research team have created analog and digital electronic systems inside a living rose. >

Japanese glass artist Satoshi Tamizu places a tiny universe in each piece he creates. >

A team of designers have come up with a lightweight, amphibious mp3 player using bone conduction. >

Multimedia designer and Emerging Creative, King Debs responds to social unrest with his larger-than-life street art. >

Designer Nienke Hoogvliet is calling attention to the global overfishing crisis by reusing salmon skin in her Re-sea Me décor range. >

3D printing technology opens up new avenues for fashion design and textile construction. >

Portable chlorine maker provides easy access to clean, drinkable water in low resource communities. >

With this design, an instructions booklet and a set of flat-pack pieces that can be easily fitted together are all you need to start farming in the city. >

Scientists have come up with a number of designs for what life would be like when staying on Earth is no longer an option. >