Fairmont Golden Prague Is a Brutalist Palimpsest Turned Holistic Destination

With the architecture industry’s current push toward adaptive reuse – the clever, sustainable repurposing, and reinvigoration of existing structures – comes a renewed and expanded focus on preservation. It isn’t just the obvious crop of highly ornate “pretty” buildings, representing certain “favorab

Foscarini’s Lava Lamps Go From Molten Earth to Modern Glow

In our day-to-day lives, we are largely protected from the roiling underbelly of our planet – a vast, magnetic core rich with minerals, metals, and magma that keeps the Earth in balance. Occasionally, though, the crust splits open and lava flows forth, a bleeding river of molten earth. When the dust

LeafyPod Is a Self-Watering Smart Planter That Saves Your Sanity

As a burgeoning plant parent, something that frequently slips my mind is their watering schedule. Different types of plants, some succulents, require vastly different amounts of water, and some should basically be ignored, to prevent root rot (this is where I excel). Yet with those that require more

When a Fix Becomes a Fight: HB 21 Heads to Court

Developers and housing finance corporations are suing over Texas HB 21, arguing new affordability rules and limits on cross-jurisdictional tax exemptions upend existing agreements and jeopardize affordable housing projects that relied on prior law. The post When a Fix Becomes a Fight: HB 21 Heads to