Dhaus’s forest gate design for nanjing, china London-based design and architecture studio DHaus is set to design a major residential project in Nanjing, China, named Forest Gate. The studio aims to redesign the elevations and landscape for 50 townhouses within its ancient city wall. This location, steeped in Ming Dynasty history, posed a unique […]
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has appointed Steve Kang, President of the Los Angeles Board of Public Works, as her Liaison to the Film and Television Industry, her office announced today during a meeting with her Entertainment Industry Council. Citing Kang’s deep knowledge of the L.A.’s infrastructure and permitting processes and his key relationships with […]
Heather Locklear and Michael J. Fox had a sweet “Spin City” reunion at Toronto’s Fan Expo over the weekend. Locklear shared a snap of the pair from the event to her Instagram Wednesday, instantly throwing her followers into a nostalgic frenzy. In the picture, the “Melrose Place” alum, 63, looked cozy as she leaned into […]
Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities recently retrieved underwater ruins from a sunken city off the coast of Alexandria. On August 21, divers and cranes retrieved ancient statues from the site, located in the waters of Abu Qir bay. Egypt’s tourism and antiquities minister, Sherif Fathi, told Agence France-Presse: “There’s a lot underwater, but what […]
Robotaxis are braving the notoriously hectic New York City streets, as Waymo wins coveted approval to test its autonomous vehicles. The self-driving ride-share company has been granted the first pilot permit by the city of New York. This permits the company to train its camera, LIDAR, and RADAR systems on the busy NYC grid. Other autonomous vehicle […]
Pieces of limestone buildings, marble and granite royal statues, and the remains of a merchant ship are among the relics of an ancient sunken city retrieved by Egyptian authorities off the shores of Alexandria. Dating back more than 2,000 years, the artifacts were reportedly hoisted from a submerged archaeological site in Abu Qir Bay yesterday, […]
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Bjarke Ingels Group Gets Green Light for Los Angeles project The Los Angeles City Council has given the green light to BIG’s (Bjarke Ingels Group) 670 Mesquit, marking a major milestone for the rapidly evolving Arts District. Located along the LA River, the development will introduce a bold, stepped complex composed of four interconnected […]
Marta Minujín (Buenos Aires, 1943) presents her first solo exhibition in Mexico in over twenty-five years. To Live in Art brings together a selection of historical and recent works that reflect her profound impact on the global art scene. For more than seventy years, Minujín has challenged and expanded the boundaries of contemporary art, participating in movements […]
If we need anything from art at this dire time, it’s faith and fun. The shows below encourage flights into the imagination or nurture hope for the future. Artist Tove Jansson and her Moomins creations are nothing if not beacons of warmth and inclusivity, while EJ Hill’s installation and endurance performance transforms 52 Walker gallery […]
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