When the country gained its independence after World War I, Alphonse Mucha was called upon to design an important part of any country's identity - money
In 2050, Airbus hopes to fly you around in a see-through jet shaped like a bird skeleton, with morphing seats, spa treatments, and virtual entertainment
From pen-and-ink sketches to digital renderings, generations of Sherlock Holmes fans have undertaken drafting the detective's famous London flat
How a three-time Olympic competitor designed an innovative new whitewater system using underwater bricks
Memorization may seem like a brain-based skill, but it has as much to do with our bodies and our buildings
A modern Sherlock Holmes requires a modern tool. Today, his iconic problem-solving magnifying glass has been replaced by the indispensable cell phone
Sherlock Holmes’s extraordinary deductions would be impossible without the optical technologies of the 19th century
The literary detective's hunting cap and cape came not so much from the books' author as from their illustrators
Infographic design first appeared at the Olympics in 1948, when the games were last in London
Our series on Design and Sherlock Holmes begins with an investigation into the location of the famous detective's London flat
As the finale to our coffee series, we talk with Yeekai Lim, an entrepreneur from Los Angeles, about coffee, design, and the common ground(s) they share
A San Francisco coffee shop pulls back the curtain to expose the process behind each cup served in their expansive warehouse space
Single-serving coffee pods are the most recent form of instant coffee. Its history is much shorter than the espresso shot, though just as inventive
Coffee is one of Vienna's legacies, but how will the city hold onto its past while adapting to the changing culture? New furniture may be the answer
In the 19th century, coffee was big business in Europe. As inventors sought to improve brews and reduce brewing time, the espresso was born
What ever happened to the Starport, the brainchild of Jim Starry that re-imagined the airport?
Brian Eno's Music for Airports is a sound environment created specifically to complement the experience of waiting in an airport terminal
With Saab's new digital panorama, the local air traffic controller may soon go the way of the technical support specialist
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