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Not Just a Tree-house but a Tree-in-the-House
Could this be the most impressive tree-house ever?
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15th-Century Dutch Church Converted to Epic Bookstore
This must be one of the world's most gorgeous bookstores.
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Charred Wood Makes Great-Looking, Fire-Resistant Interiors
Charcoaled cedar inspired by traditional Japanese methods is built to last and looks beautiful.
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The World’s First Inflatable Concert Hall Tours Japan
Arata Isozaki and Anish Kapoor design a remarkable portable music venue.
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Nike Launches Air Max Glow Collection, Night Joggers Rejoice
The Air Max Glow kicks run on green radioactive glamour.
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Floating Apartment Block Under Construction in The Netherlands
If you can't beat the water, how about joining it?
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Travelling ‘SUN’ Sculpture Lights up the Scandinavian Winter
Two Scandy designers brighten up the dark Norwegian winters with their light sculpture.
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Artist-Designed Shoes from Bucketfeet Arrive in Australia
Meet the duo behind Bucketfeet: unique, artist-designed shoes that have just landed on Australian shelves.
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A Synesthete Maps the London Underground
Ever wondered what the names of stations taste like as they roll off the tongue?
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Construction to Start on the World’s First Invisible ‘Anti-Skyscraper’
Move over vertical gardening.
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The Lifted Brow Goes Subcompact on Your Ass
The Lifted Brow brings this lightweight publishing style to Australia.
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Sydney Businessmen Successfully Crowdfund Booze Startup
Mr Black takes two of Sydney's favourite vices and combines them in one delicious, stylishly packaged drink.
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Plating Up: The Bespoke Tableware Inspired by Chefs
Chefs lend a hand in creating unique tablewares, fit for their food.
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World’s First Shark Deterrent Wetsuit Developed in Australia
Who's volunteering to test it out?
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Electric One-Seater Built for Urban Delivery
Is your package too big for a bicycle, but too small for a truck?
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Introducing e-David: The Latest in Robotic Artists
What would Michelangelo have to say about this?
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IBM Billboards Double as Street Furniture
Billboards create 'Smarter Cities' by functioning as benches, rain shelters and ramps.
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Jewellery So Green It Grows
Mr Lentz creates growing jewellery from sustainably-sourced wood, grass and moss.
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Power Nap Incognito with the Ostrich Pillow
Take a micro-sleep in privacy and comfort - anywhere, anytime.
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Electronic Bag Tags on Trial in Airports
British Airways' latest product aims to boost the confidence of bag-bereft passengers.
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First Dine-Alone Restaurant in the World Pops up in Amsterdam
Table for one? Amsterdam's latest pop-up is all about removing the stigma from dining solo.
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Revolutionary Doghouse Designs for your Pooch
Mexican exhibition presents palatial doghouse designs for your greedy chihuahua
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$9 Cardboard Bike Could Be ‘Game Changing’
Now the inventor has launched an Indiegogo campaign to bring it to people around the world.
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‘i Backpack’ Gives New Communication Powers to Cyclists
Could this put an end to cyclist-motorist road rage?
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Record the Smell of Your Memories on ‘Camera’
Designer Amy Radcliffe has created a scent 'camera' that could make us all into amateur perfumiers.
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Binary Portraits of Famous DJs
A new series of portraits explores two sides of some of electronica's most famous faces.
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Fairy Doorways Draw Crowds in Michigan
Artist's magical miniature installations are taking Michigan's public art scene into another dimension.
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Kickstarter Project Aims to Build a Pool in New York’s East River
New Yorkers are determined to make their river (or part of it, at least) clean enough to swim in.
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Artists Create NYC-Inspired Murals for DKNY
It's the 21st century sequel to the Houston Street original.
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Artist Aims to Print Out the Whole Internet
Poet Kenneth Goldsmith responds to Aaron Swartz's suicide with a world first attempt at printing out the Internet.
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Sculptures Made From Grains of Salt
When the works have run their course, he sends them back to the sea.
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Reimagining How to Build Cities on a Human Scale
Andreas Dalsgaard, director of The Human Scale, explains how we address the contradictions of contemporary cities.
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How 3D Printing Can Help Your Herb Garden
The planter system can be set up in an array of configurations so you can construct your living wall to complement your living space.
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Brothers Launch Travel Clothing Line with a Suitcase Pop-Up Shop
If The BFG had been written in the 21st century, Swedish fashion retailer Brothers’ vintage trunk is the suitcase he’d likely have carried.
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