What Cities: Skylines does-and doesn’t-say about our dying world
Colossal Order’s game and the neoliberal ideal.
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Best light show ever takes place in cathedral
Sometime in the 1820s, Nicéphore Niépce created “View from the Window at Le Gras,” an image from his countryside estate that would later become the world’s oldest surviving photograph. Nearly two centuries later, people snap, discard, and forget about pictures more precise and vibrant than anything
Decaying New York Pavilion reminds us of the 1960s vision of the future
In 1964 and 1965, people flooded into the newly built, brightly-coloured New York State Pavilion in Queens, N.Y., to get a glimpse of new innovations, like telephone modems and computer terminals with keyboards, for the 1964 World’s Fair. Today, the New York State Pavilion resembles the ruins of an
For Becky Stern, wearable electronics are a form of self-expression
The Adafruit designer empowers everyone to bring their fashion to life.
Architect is so obsessed with LEGO he dedicated a part of his house to it
An architect’s Lego room maps out his obsession