Author: Editorial Team
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This project with year-round green appearance is the winner of 2020 Future Project of the Year Award
MVRDV-designed Valley architectural project in Amsterdam has won the Future Project of the Year Award in the 2020 Future Project Awards from MIPIM and The Architectural Review. Designed by MVRDV for EDGE Technologies, Valley received the award for best Commercial Mixed-Use project then beat out all other competitors to take the top prize.…
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The ultimate mountaineering achievement celebrated by Bremont Project Possible
The Bremont Project Possible Limited Edition marks the ultimate mountaineering achievements by Bremont Ambassador Nirmal ‘Nims’ Purja MBE, on which he tested Bremont’s watches in some of the harshest environments on Earth. Bremont Project Possible is a magnificent and historical feat of endurance. Whilst Mount Everest may be closed and many of us…
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The best gravel bike available combining performance, luxury and cycling pleasure
Characterised by sharp silhouettes and precise lines, the new gravel bike seamlessly aligns with the minimalistic BMW design. BMW partners with 3T to deliver “sheer cycling pleasure” in form of a trendy urban gravel bike. Bavarian luxury car manufacturer BMW and leading Italian bike manufacturer 3T announce a collaboration delivering sheer cycling pleasure…
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#StayAtHome: Luxury sports car manufacturers plan production-free period
Porsche and Rolls-Royce follow into the footsteps of Ferrari and Lamborghini and announced stop production due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19). As from the coming week, Porsche will suspend production for an initial period of two weeks. By taking this step, the sports car manufacturer is responding to the significant acceleration in the rate…
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Anish Kapoor: ‘Artists are not makers of luxury goods’
The artist on working with the world’s blackest substance, the troubled legacy of his Olympic sculpture and the state of the art world today
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Sydney Biennale 2020: First Nations art upends Eurocentrism in powerful, occasionally confounding show
More than 100 artists from 36 countries come together, across six venues, to take part in the major exhibition – while refuting the concepts that underpin it