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In a competition to enhance everyday appliances, James and Greg create a turbo toaster and a power-shower that minimizes water usage while maximizing efficiency.
More than 1,600 people have died in stadium disasters worldwide over the past century, prompting engineers to prioritize safety in new designs.
West Coast Modernist architecture is celebrated through the legacies of its pioneers, showcasing their unique connection to nature and design along the Pacific Northwest.
Paris Metro, designed by Fulgence Bienvenüe, has evolved over more than a century to become a vital transportation network with 220 km of rail and 302 stations.
The 1950 Census Website is presented by Michael L. Knight, detailing its design, development, and features such as name search and transcription capabilities.
Arthur Erickson reflects on architecture's impact on perception while discussing his notable projects, including the Canadian Pavilion at Expo 70 and designs in Saudi Arabia.
A designer creates a terrarium for a coffee table using only plants suited to the local climate, demonstrating practical gardening techniques for small spaces.
Biophilia, a movement advocating for healthy home design, is explored through its impact on blood pressure, heart rate, and stress hormones in architecture.
40 tons of frozen fish are at risk of falling as high winds challenge crane operators in construction sites across the globe.
China's ambitious infrastructure projects include the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, the Shanghai Tower, and the expansive Beijing Metro network.
Philippe Parreno occupies 22,000 square meters at Palais de Tokyo for his exhibition, marking the first time a single artist has been given such a large space.
In Miami, Italian shipbuilders at Fincantieri race to construct the Seven Seas Explorer, a luxurious cruise ship designed for just 750 passengers.
374 suites and a 400 square meter penthouse, priced at £8,000 a night, will be featured on the Seven Seas Explorer, the most luxurious cruise ship ever built.
Concrete, a material both celebrated and criticized, is explored through its historical development and architectural applications, featuring insights from architects like Jean Nouvel and Sylvia Gmür.
3,000 tons of snow are transformed into a massive palace sculpture at the Sapporo Snow Festival, completed in just 2 and a half weeks.
Jan Gehl advocates for urban design that prioritizes human needs over cars, aiming to create sustainable, pedestrian-friendly cities worldwide.
Alex Pole, the UK's leading blacksmith, shares his transformative journey and innovative techniques in metalworking, showcasing his remarkable creations.
A four-day engineering escape room is being built at Trapology Boston, led by Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an engineer with over 15 years of experience.
A four-day engineering escape room event is planned as part of a livestream series hosted by Dr. Nehemiah Mabry and featuring Mike from Trapology Escape Rooms.
Will Smith's custom-built, two-story mega RV features luxury amenities including automatic doors, a steam shower, and $100,000 worth of granite.
Futuroscope, a theme park in Vienne, France, showcases cutting-edge attractions like "Tornado Hunters" and "Objectif Mars," highlighting innovative engineering and technology.
Betsy Ross, a key figure in American history, shares insights into the design, origins, and significance of the iconic stars and stripes flag.
Charles Matton exploits various mediums to intertwine life and creation in his art.
A $2.6 million American RV has been custom-built to match a Lamborghini, showcasing the heights of luxury and craftsmanship in motorhome design.
A player begins in Spore as a single-celled organism in a tide pool, evolving through generations by accumulating DNA points to enhance their abilities.
Renzo Piano, a renowned architect known for his innovative designs, is explored through the lens of filmmaker Carlos Saura in this insightful documentary.
Frank Turner's £600,000 double-decker tour bus features a luxury kitchen, 16 private bunks, and a heavy-duty equipment trailer for life on the road.
A £400,000 double-decker RV featuring a 7ft shower is compared to a $170,000 custom spy van with hidden compartments in this episode of Million Pound.
In Paris, Istanbul, and Marrakech, legendary palace hotels like the Royal Monceau, Pera Palas, and Mamounia have undergone extensive renovations to restore their historic grandeur.
Shipping containers are transformed into innovative recreational spaces, including a kitchen for an apartment complex and a swimming pool, showcasing alternative housing solutions.
The Roberto brothers designed numerous housing buildings, including the famous Voluntários da Pátria 127, contributing significantly to Brazilian modern architecture.
Los Angeles' unique architecture, the encroachment of nature, and the passage of time are explored through visual themes in this 74-minute tone poem directed by Russell Brown.
Relive dramatic moments from Portrait Artist of the Year featuring celebrity sitters and intense competition.
The Royal Palace of Caserta, built in 1752, contains 1,200 rooms and is the largest palace in the world by volume, with over 2 million cubic meters.
This episode reveals how extraordinary engineering shaped Singapore's Gardens by the Bay and London Bridge.
Football, samurai swords, sweetcorn, and books are explored in terms of their functions, history, and cultural significance in this informative episode.
Museum Tower in Dallas faces criticism for its reflective glass, which causes intense glare affecting local businesses, residents, and an art gallery.
A $120 million pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed due to design flaws, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
56 Leonard Street in Manhattan exemplifies revolutionary cantilever engineering, showcasing innovative construction techniques and structural design advancements.
Contact lenses, Belgian chocolates, runway resurfacing, and leather tanning processes are explored in this informative episode.
Wine glasses, grand pianos, water taps, and soy sauce are examined to reveal the engineering and design principles behind their functionality.
Cowboy hats, aluminum suitcases, lawn mowers, and tortilla chips are examined for their manufacturing processes and cultural significance in Episode 16.
Tim Gunn moderates a panel discussion featuring Lynda Johnson Robb and others on the history of holiday decorations at the White House.
Stokes Croft transforms from abandoned buildings to Bristol's alternative cultural quarter.
Lawrence Higgins, a young Mancunian artist, tragically takes his life at 24, leaving a legacy behind.
Four experts in espionage discuss the gap between popular portrayals and the reality of covert operations during a panel at The New Yorker Festival.
Android phone users can enhance their devices with customization techniques using apps like WidgetLocker and ADW EX, specifically for the Galaxy Note on ICS.
A vintage piece from the estate of the daughter of the founder of Phillips 66 is valued at $900, reflecting its unique history and craftsmanship.
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