Branching isn't just for trees. This biological process occurs in animal development, enabling organs to perform complex functions. Branch-like structures form in lungs, kidneys, and breasts, among ...

Danish modernism, including the wealth of Danish modernist houses, represents a rich vein of the movement's 20th-century legacy. The country's architects and furniture designers, especially in the ...

Taguig City, Philippines – Enderun Colleges proudly hosted a landmark roundtable engagement at the Titans Hall Library, gathering key representatives from Taguig Local Government Unit (LGU), the ...

Feria Hábitat València is Spain’s biggest fair for furniture, lighting, decoration, home textiles and interior design. Held annually, it brings together industry professionals to showcase the spectrum ...

Tim Burton's two Batman movies did some aspects of the Caped Crusader and his story better than any other movie adaptation.

The Eames Office, founded by the legentary design couple in 1941, has teamed up with the auction platform Catawiki.

Stuffed with collaborations with everyone from Ikea to Chrome Hearts, it’s a reminder of the way his work underscored the tension between ideas and objects ...

This Caprock Chronicles feature by Melissa Miers explores the history and community impact of train depots like the Harvey House in West Texas.

The hotel's owner-audiophile Luis Contreras and designer Patricia Urquiola turn 200 sq m of lakefront space into a dedicated hi-fi sanctuary.

The EURETINA meeting attracted over 11,000 attendees, showcasing advancements in retinal disease treatments, including gene therapy and implants for geographic atrophy. Gene therapy offers a potential ...

Brewing has a long history in Columbus and Platte County, local historian Randy Perault discovered in researching for his Oct. 5 presentation at Glur's Tavern.

Tucked away in the Sierra Nevada mountains, Calaveras Big Trees State Park stands as a testament to nature’s ability to leave us utterly speechless and feeling delightfully small. Nature’s skyscrapers ...