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‘Like a shimmering sea creature’: Britain’s first amphibious homes

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A luxury floating house on the Thames that rises and falls with the water levels is just the start for the architectural duo set on addressing problem flooding

Zuccon 94 m Teti – a spacial revolution on the upper deck

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Zuccon Superyacht design presented 94 m Teti, a new experimental project. After having launched two projects for a 90 and a 92-meter vessel in the past years, Zuccon superyacht design is now working at a challenging concept for 94-meter superyachts. Today the leisure yachting market still remains strongly conservative, accustomed to products that guarantee a long … Read more

The World’s Most Expensive Food review: ‘Escargot pearls’? The super-rich will eat anything if it’s pricey enough

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I’m enjoying television’s obsession with obscene wealth – the rich may as well amuse and entertain the rest of us, as well as themselves

High performance and fully customizable: Kifaru Askari 657 HT designed by Luca Dini

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This year, after being bought by Cantiere Navale Italia, Kifaru Yacht opened a new facility in Carrara (Italy) and, as its founding members say, fully entered into the circle of shipyards that, with their products, represent Italian excellence. Cantiere Navale Italia – after the success of the Kifaru Baby – continues to expand the fleet … Read more

Aequorea – an ocean scraper printed in 3D from the seventh continent’s garbage

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Aequorea underwater “oceanscrapers”, the 3D-printed floating villages designed by the brilliant Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut, could be a glimpse to our future energy independence. Vincent Callebaut imagined “Oceanscrapers” 3D Printed from Recycled Trash, futuristic villages located on the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The project will extract value from the disgusting soup of petroleum-based waste … Read more

Grace Coddington: the woman who made fashion art

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Over 30 years she created some of US Vogue’s most exciting and influential photo spreads, but now Grace Coddington has stepped aside. Is this a turning point for the industry?