A Bengaluru-based Indian designer and illustrator, Rohan Sharad Dahotre, expresses his love for wildlife through his works. His fascination with animals and other creatures of nature is evident through his works that include wallpapers too. The obsession for owls is obvious as majority of his
A design studio, Estudio Guardabosque, has been creating some really simple, but geometrically amazing artistic projects using simple paper. Most of the creations are based on a wide range of animals, birds, and even mushrooms. The blogosphere is so full of stunning paper artworks but
In 2008, Israeli-Italian architect David Fisher first proposed the idea for a wind-powered rotating skyscraper. Ever since, the project has undergone numerous design changes to finally receive a go ahead from Dubai authorities. Dubbed Dynamic Tower – this hotel will be a 1,375-foot-tall high-rise comprising
Eldar Ilchibayev, a Russian man, and his father have built a remarkable house out of empty champagne bottles as a dedication to his deceased brother. The duo used 12,000 empty bottles that they collected from across the region including recycling centers in a time of
Sustainable fashion touched a new high with introduction of a beautiful pink gown created from recycled plastic waste collected from shorelines. The dress is made by fashion retail brand H&M for its Conscious Exclusive Collection. The dress made from bionic polyester, fabric from recycled ocean
Two men, who run a travel business in hill state of Himachal Pradesh in India, have built two real, habitable Igloos at an altitude of 9,000 feet. The local men Tashi and Vikas had been planning to give it a try but it required sub-zero
Air pollution is one of the most serious perils, and particulate emission is the biggest contributor. While, most countries are paying no heed to the dire situation caused by air pollution, a company – offshoot of MIT Media Lab is working on a way to
Poor internet and garbage all around the streets and corners are two problems India faces (amid a host of other major ones, let’s not go there). As a ‘catalyst for people in India to change their behaviour and stop littering,’ two Mumbai-based engineers have devised
Smartwatches and wrist-worn fitness wearables have become really useful gadgets. You can see every second person in the gym, on the cycle, race track or even in the park wearing a band on the wrist to keep track of their fitness.
India is defamed for unhygienic lifestyle, littering, open defecation, illiteracy, gender discrimination, female feticide, and corruption. But, this Indian village, declared cleanest in Asia in 2003 and 2005, will change the way foreigners generalize Indians. A village where every house has its own toilet, the