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Buildner's 3rd Architect's Stair Competition Winners Explore the Stair as a Form of Architectural Expression
Buildner has announced the results of its third edition Architect's Stair international architecture ideas competition. The event invited designers to reflect on one of architecture's oldest and most symbolic elements: the stair. Beyond its…
Meet emerging Benin-based architectural studio, Atelier Ko
Atelier Ko joins the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 – welcome this young Benin practice into our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios. Osvaldo Gounon and Kemi Amede founded Benin-based Atelier Kọ in 2022.
14 Bits of Incredible Architecture for All You Construction Nerds
Great architecture is about creating spaces that inspire, innovate, and sometimes completely redefine what a structure can be. Across centuries and continents, architects have blended engineering with artistry to produce buildings that remain…
How new materials are reshaping the future of luxury watchmaking
Gold, platinum and steel may be watchmaking's holy trinity, but some of the buzziest new horological launches are being designed in materials outside the usual playbook. “These developments are about creating an entirely new wearing…
Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday
My top 10 things to watch Wednesday, Aug. 5 1. We're looking to build off yesterday's record close for the S & P 500 and blue-chip Dow, with futures for both averages higher this morning. Weakness in names like AMD and SpaceX after earnings is…
Modularity: A Business Method For Scaling Without Losing Flexibility
Myk Veret is the Founder of Veret Company, designing and implementing adaptive business models for complex industries. Design thinking was one of the most influential business ideas of the past decade. It helped leaders focus on people: customers…
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Stella Lefty and the Rise of Nepo-Baby Musicians and 'Industry Plants'
Most musician bio-pics rely on a familiar trope: a troubled kid—wildly talented, terribly traumatized—hopes to make something of himself before the world swallows him whole. Think Ray Charles in “ Ray,” climbing out of…
Inside A $27.6 Million Equestrian Estate Near Lisbon With Centuries Of History
Plenty of estates call themselves timeless. Quinta do Pombal has five centuries of supporting evidence—and still feels ready for its next chapter. Courtesy Portugal Forbes Global Properties Portugal's wealthiest families have always known…
Map of Tonsil's Genetic 'Spaghetti' Yields Insights into Immunity
About 2 meters worth of genetic material must fit into the nucleus of each and every one of most of our trillions of cells, coiling and winding to form what looks like a tangled mess. But when genes get used, how they get used, and how often they…
Exhibition reveals how Coventry Cathedral was designed
An exhibition offering an insight into how the new Coventry Cathedral was designed after the original medieval building was bombed in the Second World War will open this weekend. 'Towards a New Cathedral' opens on Saturday in the cathedral and will…
The Legal Tech Budget Is About To Double-Here's How To Approach It
Former lawyer Dan Hauck (Chief Product Officer, NetDocuments) is passionate about delivering enabling technology to the legal industry. A recent Gartner prediction that legal tech budgets will double by 2028, mainly around AI investment…
Mars dust is toxic. How will future astronauts deal with it?
Planting boots on Mars is hard enough. But getting 'breathing room' on the Red Planet without inhaling toxic dust is yet another issue. Given NASA's plans to eventually put astronauts on the Red Planet, the agency assembled a Martian Dust Limit…
Women's Leadership Center Celebrates Launch Toward 'A Future That's Better Because More Women Helped Shape It
'This Center grew out of my life experience, but it's not about me. It's about something bigger,' said Center founder Ann M. Drake in addressing a crowd of more than 180 supporters, community leaders, public officials, friends, and project…
CSG Invests in North Vector Dynamics, a Canadian Missile Systems Developer Advancing Autonomy, Precision Interception, and Hypersonic Technologies
Industrial-technological group CSG has become a strategic investor in Canadian technology company North Vector Dynamics (NVD), which develops advanced air defence technologies, precision-guided missiles, counter-unmanned aerial systems, and…
Ukraine's military industry is moving beyond the country's borders
Throughout the conflict, Western governments have described their role in Ukraine in relatively simple terms: supplying weapons, providing financial assistance, and helping Kiev to stand against Russia. The reality has gradually become more…
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