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A new NYC park, electric animals, a zine for sober and sober-curious people and more from around the web
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A new NYC park, electric animals, a zine for sober and sober-curious people and more from around the web
Little Island, a 2.4-acre park covered in plants and pathways on concrete piles sprouting up from the Hudson River, opens to the public today. Two boardwalks connect the whimsical destination with the …
Gender inclusive space terms, a futuristic Paris suburb, how banana trees can curb wildfires and more
Scheduled for completion in 2025, architect Jean Nouvel’s “Jeuneville” vertical neighborhood will rise along the banks of the Seine in Greater Paris (not far from the Olympic and Paralympic villages). The future-forward …
Cairo's mummy parade, VR-created claymation furniture, the importance of "third places" and more in our look around the web
An L-shaped extension to NYC’s High Line is set to connect the elevated park to the just-opened Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station. Currently the High Line reaches 10th Ave and 30th …
A Pittsburgh winter makes us wonder whether change is inevitable
NYC's campaign to encourage voting, award-winning virtual reality work, LTE internet on the moon and more
Due to rising sea levels and increased foot traffic (some 1.5 million people walk the area during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival alone), the Tidal Basin of Washington, DC’s National Mall continues …
Milton Glaser's final design, an Afrofuturist imagining of Brooklyn, Eau de Space cosmos-inspired perfume and more