Nowadays, designer office spaces are becoming the norm for creative agencies around the world. In São Paulo, Brazil, the fancy digs are drawing concern to small neighbourhoods. Here’s how one agency is targeting the issue.

Berliner Michel Niknafs takes on a challenge to make the most of the sharing economy in his everyday life.

With this refreshing design, fire hydrants can double as water drinking fountains for the public and their pets.

Archaeologists have found 700,000 artifacts during construction of Amsterdam’s new metro line. What was discovered below the surface can be explored in one of the stations and on a beautiful website.

Berlin club owner, Michel Niknafs, goes on a digital detox — whilst trying to make his way around busy London.

Royal College of Art graduate, Yu Li, designed a solution for those of us sharing a kitchen or have limited space for preparing meals. Her bold cooking set follows the trend towards a kitchenless future in urban dwellings.

What if sidewalks and car lanes in the future no longer had fixed functions, but could adapt to the ever-changing needs of urban space? Google’s Sidewalk Labs and Carlo Ratti have launched a smart and modular pavement tile that could produce versatile streets in Toronto.

A greenhouse goes mobile to bring your houseplants curbside in Brooklyn, NY.