Designboom
WOTA BOX is the world’s first portable water recycling plant, and reuses more than 98% of domestic wastewater from showers, hand-washing, and laundry — enabling water use without conventional infrastructure. Read More
Creative Review
A new illustrated book of classic fairytales uses technology to illuminate gender bias by reversing the gender of the characters and narratives Read More
Dezeen
MIT researchers Jiani Zeng and Honghao Deng have developed a "truly minimalist", 3D-printed flacon, which is entirely transparent at first glance and only reveals its branding when it is tilted at just the right angle. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
“We have to decolonize Decolonization.” Read More
Architectural Digest
The environmentally friendly ‘SHUNYA’ collection showcases vibrant geometric designs and innovative textures Read More
This Is Colossal
Along the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, sandy drifts swell and surge in a massive mural by the Canadian architecture firm NÓS. Read More
Creative Review
As TV and streaming services fight for viewers in an ever-more competitive landscape, design matters. Here, we look at the role of opening sequences in the era of the ‘skip intro’ button, and examine their role in hooking in viewers Read More
Dezeen
Chicago art space Wrightwood 659 is presenting a showcase of works by Indian architect Balkrishna Doshi. Read More
The Indian Xpress
Aparna Purohit, Head, India Originals, Amazon Prime Video, on why she’s bullish about the future of OTT entertainment in India Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
The design of our calendars — the way we arrange our days, weeks, and months — is a reflection of how we aspire to live our lives Read More
Homegrown
There might be a slight chance now but a greater one in the future that we might be able to remember the Coronavirus pandemic, despite all the havoc it has caused, as that inadvertent bump on the road that forces us to slow down and reconsider our locomotory precipitateness. Read More
This is Colossal
A point of levity during the temporary shutdowns of museums and cultural institutions during the last few months has been the plethora of digital archives making artworks and historical objects available for perusing from the comfort and safety of our couches. Read More