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Sustainability

UN City

The dream of the United Nations is to ‘build a better future’, according to secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon. UN City, the new United Nations building in Copenhagen, takes that message literally.

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Fashion

Signature style: Camper store interior's a shoe-in

New York – When decorating the new Camper store in New York, Nendo founder Oki Sato covered the interior walls with more than 1,000 white plastic shoes.

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Europe

BMW Active Tourer

Bicycle racks on your car are always a bit of a chore. Not only is it awkward to hoist your bike up there, they also add an extra four feet to your car, which means your expensive carbon fibre bike frame is in danger of being damaged when you pass under a low bridge.

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Travel & Hospitality

Inside job: Building hosts flexible space within

Madrid – Architects María Langarita and Victor Navarro have adapted an early 20th-century building in Madrid to function as a research laboratory and exhibition space for Medialab-Prado.

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Sustainability

New Designers 2013

This year’s New Designers exhibition by emerging graduate design talent in Islington, London, presented a rich variety of work, including designs that focus on sustainability and science. From technology to interiors, projects were well considered, functional and refined.

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Food & Drink

Simply the Bestie: German restaurant does its wurst

Canada – Bestie, a German sausage and beer parlour, has opened in Vancouver’s Chinatown district, selling no-frills street food. With a budget of $15,000 (€11,575, £9,825) gained on crowdsourcing site Indiegogo in late 2012, and a small premises of only 750 square feet, a simple layout reflects the honesty of the ingredients.