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  • Croft: a revolutionary solid-state, low-pressure storage technology

    TechnologyThe Croft project’s objective is to retrofit vehicles to operate on hydrogen, which would result in cleaner, more effective, and longer-lasting journeysExperience design agency LAYER, led by Benjamin Hubert, teamed up with Croft, a US start-up with a goal to establish a sustainable and eco-friendly hydrogen economy. Together, they developed a hydrogen-powered system for consumers

  • Unique bluetooth speakers from waste plastic and second-life e-bike batteries

    TechnologyIn an era of mass production, where low-cost and low-quality products dominate the market, Gomi aims to promote conscious purchase decisionsBrighton-based design studio, Gomi, has recently launched ‘collection one’ – a series of limited edition portable Bluetooth speakers. The unique feature of these speakers is that they are made from waste plastic and second-life e-bike

  • The importance of hard hats for construction workers

    The importance of hard hats for construction workers, A hard hat is essential safety equipment…

  • History and basics of skyscraper construction

    Skyscrapers have become an iconic part of the global urban landscape, but few of us…

  • Royal Copenhagen: a timeless passion for blue

    Home decorThe Danish porcelain company, closely linked since its creation to the Royal Danish Court, is all but weighted down by its heritage, as it experiments with contemporary designers and artistsRoyal Copenhagen’s collections will be featured in the exhibition THIS IS DENMARK hosted at Alcova for the Milan Design Week 2023 The story of European porcelain

  • How to maintain a brick chimney for maximum efficiency

    A well-maintained brick chimney is essential to the safety and efficiency of your home. Not…

  • 5 most impressive buildings around the world

    5 most impressive buildings around the world, Have you ever seen a building that made…

  • Your comprehensive guide to installing mud floors

    Mud floors are traditional, sustainable flooring that has been in use for centuries, as it…

  • The 6 Most Futuristic Cities Being Built Around the World

    Perhaps nothing is more humanistic than the pursuit of futuristic cities. We write about them in utopian—and dystopian—novels, offer glimpses of what they’d look like in movies and TV shows, and now, it seems, we build them too. Though designing for the future could be understood as the most basic requirement for architects and urban

  • The best flat roof solutions to protect homes

    Are you looking for a reliable and cost-effective roofing solution to keep your home protected…

  • Notes: how to transform the paint industry with a brilliant idea

    The Notes collection will be featured in the exhibition THIS IS DENMARK hosted at Alcova for the Milan Design Week 2023 Colour is everywhere in Denmark. Walking around in nature or cities, you may discover a country that shines brightly thanks to its colours and the surrounding sea. Houses, shops, public buildings: tradition dictates that surfaces

  • How to plan a home renovation budget

    How to plan a home renovation budget, There’s a lot to consider and plan for…

  • You’ve got a green thumb? The Odd Pot makes observing plants fun

    Home decorFollow your plant’s exciting growing journey with the Odd Pot – a unique concept product proposed by Adrian MinPicture this: You’ve got a green thumb and a passion for all things quirky and fun. In this case, you’re most likely unsatisfied with plain old planters. Well, Seoul-based designer Adrian Min has an excellent solution.

  • How to change a countertop in one day

    Are you looking to quickly change the look of your kitchen? Changing your countertop is…

  • Electrical safety tips for construction site workers

    Electrical safety tips for construction site workers, Construction sites are inherently dangerous places, and one…

  • Advantages and challenges of modular construction

    Today’s modular construction offers a great opportunity for developers and builders to expand their projects…