The Dutch architecture firm Roosros Architecten has designed a sustainable open source prefab house that can be built both on land and on water.

Social media and omnipresent photo filters are increasingly changing the way in which we view reality. Designer Clara Escalera shows how augmented reality could make the pattern on your shirt change with your mood.

With his recent project, Public Shelter, Dutch artist Sil Krol has explored the possibilities of guerrilla street interventions.

This California-based nonprofit has explored the needs of urban elderly in relation to the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. Their treatment will now include 1950s American town squares.

A project by the Dutch designer Edwin van Capelleveen, Social Balconies introduce a simple modular structure which connects balconies encouraging interaction between neighbors.

Typically associated with crowded megacities, Japan is now trying to attract young people to shrinking rural towns. How? By brewing craft beer in the middle of nowhere.

Tech startup MX3D presented the world’s first 3D printed stainless steel bridge at last week’s Dutch Design Week. The groundbreaking technique opens up opportunities for large-scale application of 3D printed steel.

Delivery company DHL is testing fitting rooms at pick-up points to enable customers to try on clothing bought online.