Swedish Juniper House Helps People Live Closer to Nature

Located in Gotland, Sweden, this house is barely visible because the façade allows it to blend with its natural surroundings. This beautiful 540 sq-foot Juniper House is made from local timber. Three sides of the house…

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Ribbon Chapel: An Architectural Metaphor for a Lifetime of Love

Hiroshi Nakamura and NAP Architects have designed a uniquely Japanese wedding venue, first completed in 2013, called the Ribbon Chapel in the garden at Bella Vista Sakaigaham Resort in Onomichi, Hiroshima, overlooking the Inland Sea…

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First Ever Yacht to Use Water-Jet Propulsion Driven by a Hybrid Diesel-Electric System…

Italy’s ISA Yachts has done the unthinkable with the company’s latest luxury boat, equipping it with two hybrid water-jet engines. Specifically, the new yacht, called Silver Wind, is the first in the world to use…

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Best Practices for Learning – The 21st Century Employee

The fast pace of change brings us new opportunity every day. This is especially true for the technologies that influence what we do and how we do things. The pace is accelerating, and there are those…

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Photo Essay: The Copenhagen Metro Line Expansion

Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper is documenting the construction of the Copenhagen Metro Line in Denmark. The project is an expansion of the City Circle Line. Wiper is famous for his photo essay of the Danish…

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Google Investing $300 Million More Into SolarCity… Financing 25,000 Residential Solar Projects

Google invested $280 million into Elon Musk’s solar energy company, SolarCity, back in 2011. This week, Google announced it will be pouring more money, to the tune of $300 million, into the energy company in…

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Wyoming Vertical Farm Produces 37,000 Pounds of Greens on the Side of a Parking Garage!

Jackson Hole, Wyoming, may not be the first place people pick out on a map to travel to, but it does garner significant tourist numbers. Still, the tourists only stay for short periods of time. The town…

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Innovative Boot-Drying Technology Completes Successful Test by US Marine Corps

After months of testing, Biovation DryRight tactical boot-drying technology has received positive feedback from the United States Marine Corps. The testing resulted from a Broad Agency Announcement Contract received by Biovation in June 2013. These…

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Arduino Beginner Course (81% Off): World’s Greatest Open-Source Electronics Platform!

DESCRIPTION Created in 2005 by students at the Interaction Design Institute in Italy, Arduinos are microcontrollers that make the creation of interactive electronic devices accessible and fun. The Arduino unit analyzes its environment by receiving…

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Scientists Claim Breakthrough in the Treatment of HIV

Finding a cure for HIV and other diseases related to it remains the biggest challenge for scientists. As per the World Health Organization (WHO), there were around 35 million people living with HIV at the end…

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