A “world-first” underwater museum and escape room are to launch in a Gwynedd slate quarry. Unlike similar ventures around the ...

A Welsh quarry is set to host a groundbreaking underwater museum and escape room, hailed as a "world-first". Unlike other ...

Skimpy snow cover worsens Europe's clean power woes: Maguire Below-normal snowfall across continental Europe this past winter is depriving regional utilities of a critical source of dispatchable ...

As we've mentioned a few times, sales of vinyl records have been on the increase for a few years now. If you're looking for ...

A second plaque has finally been quietly placed on the empty plinth of the statue of Edward Colston, seven years after the idea was first suggested. The plaque was placed on the south side of the ...

A travertine table that doesn’t scream “Tuscan villa circa 2002?” Say less. With its conical pedestal base and clean, circular top, this piece reads more modern minimalism than old-world rustic. It’s ...

A new plaque affixed to the empty Colston plinth has the date ‘2024’. It’s just a small indication that this is the latest in a long and tortuous process to get to this point. The new bronze plaque ...

The plinth echoes the arm’s sandwich construction, but this time it’s three layers of acrylic reinforced with a steel chassis to give a rigid yet well-damped structure. The list goes on, but the ...

Priyam cantilevers above a stone plinth "We had a very pragmatic approach to Indian architectural traditions," A01 Architects owner Andreas Schmitzer told Dezeen. "In some cases, we found the ...

To minimize plastic waste and pollution, the United States should reject blanket bans and instead address root causes through innovation and the development of a circular plastics economy.

Adding to the circular viscose supply chain, the new pilot facility uses post-industrial and post-consumer textile waste from supply chain partners to produce high quality, low-carbon dissolving pulp, ...

Such an unforgiving setting asks a lot of the objects on show. These boxes weren’t mere plinths, but more like inverted altars, inviting us to worship their contents, or at the very least, to study ...