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london-based creative studio INK releases a series of CGI images of the ferrari 330 P4 titled 'ferrari 330 p4, the beautiful loser'.
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Your website navigation can be difference between having a good experience and leaving. But what does good design look like? Here's what you need to know.
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unveiled at CES 2020, engineering company IAV has developed a smart cargobike that follows couriers around whilst making deliveries.
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Coolhunting
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In hopes of convincing car owners to opt into electric models, Britain is considering awarding green drivers benefits for being eco-friendly—thus allowing “civic authorities to give the greenest vehicles preferential treatment, such as allowing them to drive in bus lanes, use special parking spaces, or access areas that are barred to more polluting alternatives.”
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Wallpaper*
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The all-electric Fiat 500 Jolly Spiaggina Icon-e is a 60s throwback, modernised for today’s sustainable mindset and bursting with feel-good factor.
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Coolhunting
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There’s a lot to learn from London, a city with perhaps the most storied music history in the past 150 or so years. During a recent visit, we delved into several multi-sensory, sonically-driven experiences—some as simple as a live orchestral concert and others as creative as a five-story flat transformed into a living diorama of a time machine. It’s this kind of evolving energy that makes London a hub for future-forward dance music venues, too.
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Raspberry Pi is an affordable single-board computer, the size of a credit card, that many hobbyists use in their DIY projects. Despite its size, the Raspberry Pi packs a punch in computing power, providing affordability and portability on the side.
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The Guardian
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The long read: Calculating the patterns and cycles of the past could lead us to a better understanding of history. Could it also help us prevent a looming crisis?
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The Next Web
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Electric cars could make a huge dent in the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. But they still make a tiny 2 percent of cars on the road today. A big speed bump they face is the hour or so it takes to charge.
That could change, thanks to a new discovery by Pennsylvania State University researchers. They have come up with a technique to charge lithium battery in just 10 minutes for 200 to 300 miles of driving.
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Looking into how Punchcut uses Studio to design products for the next generation.
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The 156-year-old train network is famed for its “moquettes,” or carpeted textiles. One design studio is working to reimagine the archival patterns for today.
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Art form’s return to prominence is influenced by more cautious market as Brexit looms, experts say
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Gilbert Levin, a NASA engineer who worked on the Viking missions, says he’s “convinced we found evidence of life of Mars in the 1970s.” In a Scientific American article published today, Levin explains how two separate craft landed on the surface of the red planet and conducted a series of tests to determine if there …
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Design Boom
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tracing 90 years, 'beautiful machines: the era of the elegant sports car' takes its readers on a grand tour of the greatest cars ever created.
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With permanent collections in the Tate Modern, Centre Pompidou and the Museum of Modern Art, Martin Parr is recognised globally for his poignant documentation of the western world. As one of the most prestigious and influential British photographers of our time, we caught up with Martin to find out more about his journey and why he likes to talk about his own death, less so his past.
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lunaz launches its electric classic cars with the conversion and restoration of a 1953 jaguar XK120 and a 1961 rolls-royce phantom V.
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Wired
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The climate crisis is rushing at us like a bullet train. We have to stop obsessing over velocity and become efficiency fanatics.
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Stop googling. Stop instagramming. Let Wallpaper* design editors (and London locals) Rosa Bertoli and Sujata Burman guide you through the streets of the greatest city on earth.
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Web Urbanist
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A series of disused railway arches in London have become surprisingly cozy interior spaces with the addition of modular wooden systems that fit together like puzzles. Architecture firm Boano Prišmo…
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Consumer surveillance cameras are everywhere now, and they’re capturing moments we otherwise would never have known happened.
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