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Technology

Harvard and Snøhetta collaborate on energy-positive building

The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities (CGBC) has transformed a pre-1940s building into an ultra-efficient prototype for living, led by Norwegian design firm Snøhetta.

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Marketing & Branding

Design Miami/ 2015: Part 1

New global visions of luxury and an exploration of what authenticity means for the design world characterised the 11th edition of Design Miami/.

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Technology

CES 2015: Start-up sparks new excitement about 3D-printed objects

At the 2015 International CES, Massachusetts start-up Voxel8 is showing the first 3D printer that can print working electronic objects.

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Technology

Archi-texture: The video game in which a city is the protagonist

Cambridge, Massachusetts – Two architecture students have created an architecturally inspired video game in which the protagonist is the city.

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Marketing & Branding

Fountain of youth: The anti-ageing supplement

UK – Resveratrol is an antioxidant found in red wine and grapes. While it is available as a pill, Fountain: The Beauty Molecule is the first water-soluble, bio-available form of the supplement.

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Fashion

Easy to swallow: New perfume is skin deep

Easy to swallow: New perfume is skin deep

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Retail

Aged Cocktails

When today’s sophisticated drinkers buy a drink, they no longer simply want to drink the drink. They want an experience, to know their drink’s story, what’s in it, who made it, where the ingredients come from, how it has been made.

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North America

Autopilot: The paper plane that folds itself

Autopilot: The paper plane that folds itself

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Europe

Free learning technology gains student fans

Free learning technology gains student fans