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NewsThe World’s Largest Underwater Sculpture Also Acts as an Artificial Reef
That one time dumping 60 tonnes of foreign material in the ocean was a good thing.
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NewsFloating Bike Path Could Have Cyclists Riding on the River Thames
None of the cars; all the view.
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NewsPharrell Fronts Denim Line Made from Plastic Bottles Pulled from the Ocean
Pharrell's leading the charge for sustainable fashion.
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NewsGiant Floating Duck Artwork Could Generate Green Energy for Copenhagen
Seems we can't get enough of giant floating ducks. But this one could power an entire city.
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NewsElectric Car Sharing in France Will Make You Never Want to Take the Bus Again
Ditch your car and avoid public transport (and casually save the planet while you're at it).
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NewsBrooklyn Confirms Brooklyn-ness By Holding Dinner Parties in Dumpsters
Trashy fine dining at its most Brooklynised.
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NewsTen Online Stores That Are Definitely Worth a Browse
A list for those who crave the sheer exaltation of a successful online purchase.
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NewsThe Eight Best Films to See at the Architecture and Design Film Festival
The festival tackles all the grittier issues of design: screening informative, challenging and visually beautiful films.
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NewsCreate Chemical-Free Cosmetics at Home with Teardrop DIY Kit
The science lesson you never had at school.
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NewsCrowdfunded Solar Roadways Could Power the World
An American couple wants to cover every inch of asphalt in the world with solar panels.
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BarMac’s Brewbar
4 Taranaki Street, Te Aro
An excellent go-to when everyone in your group is too polite to say where they want to go.
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RestaurantLogan Brown
192 Cuba St, Te Aro
Eating at Logan Brown feels like eating a five star meal at your best friend's place.
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BarCharley Noble
1 Post Office Square, Wellington
Charley Noble's menu boasts of simple, casual but high-quality food.
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BarThe Rogue and Vagabond
18 Garrett Street, Wellington
The bar has live music, a resident bulldog and some of the best craft beers in town.
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RestaurantArthur’s
272 Cuba Street, Te Aro
Arthur's occupies a two-storey Edwardian building filled with a collection of knick-knacks that ten grandmas combined would struggle to beat.
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News16km Park Frontier ‘Big U’ Could Save NYC From Flooding
Just in case New York wasn't already no.1 when it comes to whopping city parks.
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NewsEthiopia’s WarkaWater Towers Gather Drinking Water from the Air
An ingeniously simple way to boost access to clean drinking water.
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NewsApartment Gardening Goes Large with Grove Labs’ Personal Kitchen Farms
The grow-your-own solution for non-green thumbs.
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NewsWorld’s First Flying Wind Farm Set to Launch
It's a bird; it's a plane; no, it's a super windmill.
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NewsGlimpse the Future of High-Rises in the International Skyscraper Competition
Groundbreaking visions for vertical living.
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NewsSolar-Powered Desk Charges Devices Through Photosynthesis
New technology can even make use of solar power indoors.
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NewsCrowdfunding Hospitality: IconPark’s New Approach to the Pop-Up
The phrase 'vote to keep your favourite in the house' just got interesting.
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NewsAmsterdam’s Public Urinals to Turn Pee into Food
Fertiliser without phosphorous is kind of like coffee without caffeine.
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NewsNew York Reimagined as a Self-Sustaining City
It's futuristic New York, but not as Ridley Scott would imagine it.
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NewsTurning Damaged Christchurch Homes into Art Projects
If you had all the material from one house at your disposal, what would you create?
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NewsWorld’s Biggest Solar-Powered Bridge Launched in London
Enough power to make 80,000 cups of tea per day.
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NewsFloating Swimming Pools Proposed for the River Thames
Fancy a quick dip before hitting the West End?
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NewsPlants: The Lightbulbs of the Future?
Avatar's glowing forest could become real in your living room.
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NewsLondon to be Heated with Underground Trains and Food Waste
Cold cities are getting creative in how they keep warm.
