Defying the laws of both architecture and gravity, the Smith Mansion is testimony to one man’s delirious (and ultimately tragic) dream.
The modern-day cartographers at This Way make the case for putting down the GPS and unfolding some nicely designed sheets of paper.
An Italian artist asked people to draw a bike from memory, and turned their sketches into strange 3D renderings.
Annual floods plague the Soomaa forests of Estonia, but a group of design students aren’t fighting the problem – they’re working with it.
Data meets literature (and makes some surprisingly eye-catching art in the process).
Bunker building is on the rise for the first time since the Cold War. Which is, ah, concerning.
Finally: someone has invented a rocking chair that will knit you a beanie while you gently coo yourself to sleep.
This Indian city looks like it’s from a sci-fi film. Are its ideals more grounded in reality?
When that run-down laundromat finally shutters its doors, Drew Leshko’s painstakingly detailed models will remain.
This collection of old matchboxes is proof that, back in the day, you couldn’t start a fire without some art.