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    Design & Architecture

    The new skyscrapers in Dubai will absorb sand like vacuum cleaners.

    As part of the Absorbent Sandstorm project, designed by Kalbod Design Studio, Dubai (UAE) will see the construction of …

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    Impressive: Seoul will build the world’s largest spoke-less observation wheel.

    The Seoul Ring, a 180-meter-tall observation wheel, will offer breathtaking views of Seoul. It will be constructed along the banks of the Han River, not far from the famous capital…

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    Mobility of wood: realistic fantasies about eco-transport for land, air, and water.

    Today, Vincent Callebaut’s project, Timber Mobilities, seems fantastical. However, it could become a reality tomorrow. Most of the bold ideas from this renowned Belgian architect, who works in Paris, have…

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    A futuristic terminal for air taxis will be built in Dubai.

    British architects have unveiled a concept for a unique vertiport that will provide air taxi services for residents and visitors in Dubai, UAE. Vertiport is a new term in the…

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    An oasis in the desert: a school has been built in India that defies the heat.

    Thanks to its yellow sandstone structures, Jaisalmer in northern India is also known as the Golden City. In the summer, temperatures in this region can soar to 49 degrees Celsius.…

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    Like a dream of shifting harmony: architects unveiled a project for a floating eco-city.

    As the global sea level continues to rise, humanity is being forced to seek out unexpected places to call home. The concept for the latest floating city comes from the…

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    “Archibiotics” of Paris: how artificial intelligence has made the city’s historical architecture more eco-friendly.

    Of course, this is a fantasy and a game, as it’s hard to imagine anyone in their right mind suddenly deciding to transform the historic buildings of the French capital.…

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    Where did the giant mirrored bean sculpture in New York come from?

    A British artist of Indian descent received a commission for this sculpture back in 2008. However, various obstacles have continually delayed the project’s realization. The six-meter, 40-ton mirrored bean is…

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    Beautiful and Useful: Seven Amazing Eco-Houses Around the World

    The modern world is grappling with a host of challenges—climate crisis, depletion of natural resources, an aging population, and urban expansion. Consequently, humanity is in need of a different quality…

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    Floating Port Oxagon: An Octagonal City on Water to Be Built in Saudi Arabia

    The Saudi Arabian government has unveiled plans for the construction of the Oxagon port in the northeastern part of the country. The city is set to be completed by 2030…

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    The City of Cacti: How Artificial Intelligence Perceived Life on Mars

    The visualized fantasies of Manas Bhatia, an architecture designer from New Delhi, India, transport humanity to a city of the future. This city is far more advanced than the settlements…

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    Farm Vacation: The Largest Agritourism Center in the World Will Be Built in Dubai

    The architectural firm URB (UAE) has unveiled a groundbreaking project for the Agri Hub, a massive agritourism center designed to achieve zero carbon emissions. The designers aim to astonish visitors…

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    Regal and vibrant: Pantone has chosen the Color of the Year for 2023.

    The Pantone Institute (USA) has unveiled the highly anticipated Color of the Year for 2023: the vibrant and bold shade of Viva Magenta. To be precise, it’s Pantone 18-1750 Viva…

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    Architects have created social spaces in the metaverse similar to caravanserais.

    Leading architectural firms Grimshaw, HWKN, WHY, and Farshid Moussavi have responded to an invitation from the metaverse Pax.world and designed original social spaces for it. The metaverse refers to a…

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    Japanese know-how: how to make a wooden table without cutting down a tree.

    34-year-old Yuma Kano from Tokyo, the creative director of the design studio Yumakano, is crafting exclusive wooden furniture while simultaneously protecting forests from deforestation. The designer has a deep love…

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    Gaudí’s Hypnosis: Artificial Intelligence Depicts Household Appliances in the Style of the Renowned Architect.

    Digital designer Markus Birn has created a series of household appliances that pay homage to the works of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí. The artist collaborated with artificial intelligence, specifically the…

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    In Houston, a new park bridge has concealed the highway in tunnels.

    In the coming days, Houston, Texas, will welcome an extraordinary architectural landmark. Residents of the 2.3 million-strong metropolis have eagerly awaited its completion. At Memorial Park—the largest natural and recreational…

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    Like two Colosseums: the turtle-yacht will become the largest traveling city in the world.

    In Italy, a giant yacht designed in the shape of a turtle has been unveiled. This floating city can accommodate up to 60,000 guests at once. The Pangeos concept was…

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    “Light on the Water”: What do the peculiar silk and steel lamps conceal?

    Israeli designer Albi Serfati seamlessly blends aesthetics and functionality with socially significant ideas. He not only adds practicality to his postmodern art pieces but also expresses his concerns about the…

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    Behind the glass: a capsule for those escaping civilization has been built in Finland.

    No, this isn’t a training simulator for astronauts or a hideout for exhibitionists. This unusual structure is a relaxation capsule designed by a Madrid-based design studio. Architects from Unio Design…

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    When the closed circle is paradise.

    In Dubai, renowned for its extraordinary structures, another architectural marvel is set to emerge soon. The local architectural firm ZNera Space has designed a project the world has never seen…

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    Convenient papaya, comfortable passion fruit: when fruits become furniture.

    Frank Jacobus is a designer and a professor at the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas. He has always been fascinated by transforming ordinary objects into…

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    Biofilic Valley: A monumental eco-technology district is set to rise in Dubai.

    The architectural firm URB (UAE) is set to build the world’s largest urban technology district, the Urban Tech District, in Dubai, featuring zero carbon emissions. This ambitious project aims to…

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    Imagining the breeze: what will the most creative beach in the world be like?

    Corniche Beach in the southwest of Abu Dhabi attracts vacationers with its pristine white sand, azure waters, and well-developed infrastructure. Soon, this 2.5-kilometer stretch of coastline will become even more…

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    Light masterpieces for the wealthy: opulent chandeliers by Hans Van Bentem.

    Danish artist Hans Van Bentem creates chandeliers in unusual shapes, such as skulls, violins, or globes. His clients include many celebrities; for instance, one of the rooms in singer Madonna’s…

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    The Eiffel Tower: How Gustave Eiffel Solved His Housing Dilemma

    Everyone knows the story of the French writer Guy de Maupassant, who famously hated the Eiffel Tower but dined at its restaurant regularly, claiming it was the only place in…

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    The sensation of the World’s Fair in Chicago in 1893.

    Today marks the birthday of the Ferris wheel – on June 21, 1893, visitors to the World’s Fair in Chicago took their first ride on this iconic attraction. Following the…

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    A bench is not just for sitting.

    Can you guess what this is? It’s an installation titled “Please Be Seated” by British designer Paul Coxedge. If you find yourself in London, make sure to visit Finsbury Avenue…

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    In Africa, food is healthier: Tanzanians have demonstrated the harmful effects of popular Western cuisine.

    Have you ever wondered what people living at the foot of Kilimanjaro eat? It turns out that the traditional African diet boosts the immune system and is, in many ways,…

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    “Viral Madness”: The Trend for Dubai Chocolate Enriches Scammers

    If you find yourself in the market for that coveted chocolate bar from Dubai (UAE), proceed with caution. Experts warn that scammers are currently cashing in on this “viral craze.”…

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    Recipe for cold days: baked pork with cheese, cream, and a vegetable medley.

    During winter, the people who feel the cold the most are those who don’t eat meat and are weakened by malnutrition. Nutrition experts suggest that meat products should make up…

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    Your freezer is a mess. How should you organize it properly?

    Meanwhile, your freezer requires just as much organization and care as a bookshelf or a wardrobe. Experts from the British consumer rights organization Which? shared tips on how to arrange…

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    The Passion for Olive Oil: How to Identify a Fake?

    Whether you’re a Michelin-starred chef or a humble home cook, high-quality olive oil often takes center stage in your kitchen. However, food quality experts warn that the global olive oil…

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    AI envisioned what a junk food lover will ultimately look like.

    An AI system has created a model of Michael—a fan of ultra-processed food (UPF)—for a research report by the culinary company Gousto. Meet Michael This is one of those cases…

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    In Finland, AI has created the perfect coffee blend.

    According to experts, the results of this experiment are astonishing. Kaffa Roastery is one of the leading Finnish coffee roasting workshops based in the capital of Finland. The workshop’s founder,…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Meat without meat: Korean scientists have created a hybrid of rice and beef.

    Researchers from Yonsei University in South Korea have reported that their experimental product boasts a “unique blend of flavors” and a pleasant taste. They believe that “beef rice” could quickly…

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    Get rid of stereotypes! A microwave does not strip food of its nutrients.

    Nutrition experts are increasingly advocating that cooking meals in the microwave can sometimes be even better than using any other method. American dietitian Shayla Cadogan explained that frying or boiling…

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    Holiday hacks: how to dye eggs for Easter.

    In the decorated Easter egg, Christians see a symbol of rebirth, a sign of faith and hope for miracles. According to biblical legend, Mary Magdalene, healed by the Lord from…

  • Food & Nutrition

    A late dinner isn’t harmful if there’s a late breakfast the next day.

    The negative perception of late-night eating stems from the belief that it can lead to weight gain and health complications. Tim Spector’s team, a professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s…

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    Researchers have discovered why blueberries are blue.

    A team from the University of Bristol has uncovered the reason behind the distinctive blue color of blueberries, despite the dark red pigment found in their skin. Researchers explained that…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Size matters: how to grow microgreens at home?

    There’s probably no simpler or cheaper way to harvest fresh produce within a week than by growing miniature seedlings of herbs and vegetables that can enhance your winter diet. Fresh,…

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    Colors of Health: Nutritious Food Has the Right Hue

    Renowned British nutritionist Rob Hobson has drawn a fascinating connection between the health benefits of food and its color. While some might dismiss his insights as mere coincidence, there’s definitely…

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    Coffee: a healer or a tormentor?

    It’s no secret that for many, the desire for a sip of coffee is the most compelling reason to crawl out from under the covers in the morning. What gives…

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    Strawberries, spinach, and grapes: experts have identified the superfoods that contain the highest levels of pesticides.

    The trendy term “superfoods” refers to food products that are exceptionally high in beneficial nutrients. Who would have thought that healthy foods, particularly those of plant origin, could pose health…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Cognac – the nectar of the gods in modern metropolises.

    True cognac is a noble drink, and only truly refined individuals can savor its every note. To truly appreciate this divine beverage, one must possess a certain sophistication. Producing quality…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Who invented ketchup?

    Everyone knows that ketchup is a national treasure in the United States. However, the invention of ketchup is far from an American achievement. Back in the early 18th century, English…

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    People have been smoking meat for two million years, according to scientists.

    Long before the advent of electricity and refrigerators, people preserved meat using smoke. According to new research from scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel, this practice dates back nearly…

  • Food & Nutrition

    Mint Cocktail: Popular Mojito Recipes

    In 1910, the sweet mint cocktail Mojito Batido made its debut in a Havana bar. The drink gained popularity during Prohibition in the United States, as Americans flocked to the…

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