Katerina Ryabets

Outside of Detroit, the historic home of the automobile industry an entire fake city has been constructed as a test facility for the self-driving car.

What’s the line outside of the club like? Are there parking spots available? Are people swimming at the beach? Visor is a handy app that allows you to get information about any place in the world thanks to real-time photos taken by those nearby.

Designer Camilla Hempleman has made a hand illustrated map of Bath, England that uses temperature-sensitive inks to display the best attractions to visit depending on the weather.

If you’ve walked around Amsterdam recently you may have noticed some scaffolding on the side of the Oude Kerk in the Red Light District and likely thought that the church was undergoing some renovation. However, this construction that’s popped up is actually a temporary art installation by Japanese artist Taturo Atzu that brought a garden terrace to the roof of the oldest building in the city.

Uprooted Flower Truck is New York’s fully mobile florist on wheels, and they’re setting up shop to offer flowers to their clients wherever they may be. Armed with a bright and playful truck design, this mobile business is an awesome alternative to a local florist shop.

Global media brand Monocle has recently published a travel guide to New York City that goes beyond the traditional tourist spots and highlights their top picks for the discerning traveller.

An ad campaign by mattress brand Moltyfoam converts billboards made of mattresses into road-side beds for Pakistan’s homeless.

For a city like Amsterdam that has over 1,500 bridges the news of one more being built may not seem that exciting, but a 3D printed steel bridge, executed by a robot that prints in mid-air, now that deserves some attention.

To get locals and visitors excited for the 2015 Copa América, bus shelters in the city of Rancagua have turned into temporary football goals complete with posts, a net, and artificial turf.