From Banksy to Robin Gunningham: the end of an era for the urban artist?
A recent Reuters report confirms the true identity of the elusive graffiti artist Banksy, raising questions about future implications for his work and market value.
"Madrid is much cheaper than other cities": how the capital became a bargain (for the rich)
Madrid has emerged as a prime destination for the wealthy, boasting a cost of living significantly lower than other major cities like London, Paris, and New York.
Sedo de Palmer, the all-terrain plant that adorns any terrace
Sedo de Palmer is a hardy succulent plant known for its beauty and resilience, thriving in challenging conditions.
Tasmania's Mount Arthur: a place awash with the true sort of quiet that soaks into your skin
The article reflects on the author's transformation from an urban-centric perspective to embracing the tranquility and beauty of nature, specifically at Mount Arthur in Tasmania.
The scooter with more than 22,000 ratings on Amazon that stands out for how easy it is to use
A highly-rated scooter on Amazon is recognized for its ease of use and versatility for both adults and children.
Five on Friday: Fortunately, the Sun is Shining
This article discusses a range of new tech products including a universal wrench, a charging device, a mini battery, a children's experiment kit, and an affordable cargo bike.
Indrek Ibrus: The Tortured Genius Formula for Tallinn City Traffic
Indrek Ibrus discusses the ongoing reliance on cars in Tallinn and reflects on the cultural impact of the film 'A Beautiful Mind', which depicts the life of mathematician John Nash.
Good news: the historic pavilion of Jackson Park in Chicago comes back to life after decades of abandonment
The historic pavilion in Jackson Park, Chicago, which has been abandoned for three decades, is finally receiving much-needed restoration efforts.
Why You Should Consider Japanese Lunchboxes for Landscaping Your Patio or Terrace
The article discusses the trend of using Japanese bento box principles in landscaping small spaces, like patios and terraces.
Shine that lasts: how to keep your hair aligned even with a busy routine
The article discusses strategies for maintaining beautiful hair throughout a busy day despite environmental challenges.
TESTS ⟩ Find out if you could survive in the countryside?
The article invites readers to take a test that assesses their knowledge about rural life, particularly from the perspective of city dwellers.
Organiquê: Rio Preto receives its first smart masterplan
The Organiquê smart masterplan, introduced by Citz Desenvolvimento Imobiliário, aims to blend modern urban life with nature while promising improved quality of life in Rio Preto, Brazil.
From Game to World Map: Played Pokémon Go? Your Data Now Powers Delivery Robots
The gameplay data collected from millions of Pokémon Go users is now being utilized by Niantic to navigate delivery robots through urban areas.
"The Madison" on Paramount+: Is it really a good idea to move to the countryside?
The article discusses the new series "The Madison" on Paramount+, highlighting the contrasting stereotypes of rural and urban life, with performances by Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell.
Can algorithms save the world's cities from resource depletion?
The article explores the role of artificial intelligence and algorithms in addressing urban challenges of resource depletion and inefficiency.
Why I filmed crowded Lagos bus stops – Content creator, Nwachukwu
Nwachukwu shares her experiences of documenting life in Lagos through her '100 Days BRT Challenge', highlighting both the challenges of urban commuting and responses from authorities.
Smart Cities? More Security in Exchange for Control
The article explores the relationship between urban life, trust, and the transformation of cities into smart environments, discussing the philosophical implications of increased surveillance and control.
Plants that specialists recommend putting on the balcony to 'clean the air'
The article discusses five plants recommended for balconies that can improve air quality and create a better living environment.
A rare comment from Nicole Kidman after the divorce
Nicole Kidman opens up for the first time about her divorce from musician Keith Urban, indicating that she is moving forward positively in her life.
Here is the first flying taxi-van (video)
Chinese company Fengfei Aviation successfully conducted a test flight of a 5-ton electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL), the largest of its kind designed to function as a flying taxi.
Housing Construction in Frankfurt: "In six years, 80 hectares of green spaces lost"
Frankfurt has lost over 80 hectares of green and recreational spaces between 2018 and 2024, raising concerns about biodiversity and quality of life amidst ongoing residential development.
He turned his curiosity about herbs into a life project
Gabriela Quiroga transformed her life by moving from urban chaos to Ingeniero Maschwitz, where she discovered the medicinal properties of herbs and started a herbal blends business.
Like Super Mario Bros, but in real life: a huge water pipe emerged from the ground on a street in Japan
A massive water pipe unexpectedly emerged from the ground in Osaka, Japan, astonishing local residents and causing disruptions in the area.
The good bread of Kypseli
The article discusses how the establishment 'Kick' revitalized the neighborhood of Kypseli in Athens, bringing life and modernity to an area previously marked by abandonment.
Nicole Kidman breaks silence on life after Keith Urban divorce
Nicole Kidman opens up about her life post-divorce from Keith Urban, discussing upcoming projects and her personal growth.
From handbag to office: how hand sanitizer has integrated into care routines
The article discusses how hand sanitizer has become an essential part of daily routines for many individuals, especially in urban environments.
Dog Tram is a Popular Attraction in a Chinese City
A unique dog tram is gaining popularity as an attraction in a Chinese city.
Social housing, student housing, Viale dei Gelsi. The new life of the former Greco-Breda railway yard
A new social housing project at the former Greco-Breda railway yard in Milan has been approved, featuring significant green spaces and carbon-neutral design.
Murphy's Law and Hanlon's Razor: Stupidity is More Common than Evil
The article critiques the validity of Murphy's Law, arguing that the concept is generally false and reflects a misunderstanding of how things often go right in complex scenarios like air travel and urban traffic.
Young woman took a half-day off from work to refill gas in a cylinder
A young woman took a half-day off from her job to refill a gas cylinder, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals in need of essential services.
310 square meter mansion for 1.2 million: 'I can't live like a caged bird in narrow, busy streets'
A family purchased a 310 square meter mansion in a small Danish village for 1.2 million kroner, highlighting the stark contrast in housing markets between rural areas and urban centers like Aarhus and Copenhagen.
The Lights Are Turned On
The article reflects on the historical significance and cultural presence of streetlights in Buenos Aires, showcasing their evolution since their introduction in 1777.
Sow marjoram outside your window. We’ll tell you how to do it
The article provides guidance on how to sow marjoram outside your window, despite some technical difficulties encountered with accessing the page.
He Kicked the Board and Changed His Urban Life for a Dream Place on the Coast: "City Life is Not the Only Option"
A woman reflects on her decision to leave city life for a quieter existence by the coast after a transformative trip to Mar de Cobo.
Four 'low-maintenance' dog breeds perfect for busy owners and small spaces
A pet expert identifies four dog breeds that are ideal for busy individuals and small living spaces due to their low-maintenance nature.
New leader of the Pirates in the city wants to simplify residents' lives
The new leader of the Pirate Party in Reykjavik aims to make life easier for residents through various initiatives.
LOOK AT THE PICTURES ⟩ Tallinn like Bali! What would our capital look like if it was located in the tropics?
The article speculates on how Tallinn would appear if it were situated in a tropical climate, imagining the transformation of the city with palm trees and mango trees in its old town.
"My day cost me 500 euros": in the 8th arrondissement, the "untenable" life of the Mallard family, a blended family with five children
A blended family of five children struggles to navigate the high costs of living in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, highlighting the challenges faced by larger families in urban environments.
Flavita Banana: Dangers in the Center
A cartoon illustration highlighting the dangers in urban central areas.
Maluma and Manuel Turizo release 'Apambichao', a song with traditional and urban sounds
Colombian artists Maluma and Manuel Turizo have launched a new single titled 'Apambichao', blending traditional Caribbean sounds with modern Latin music.
The famous 'ghost skyscraper' has come to life. The abandoned skyscraper will be completed
Goldin Finance 117, the world's tallest abandoned skyscraper, in Tianjin, China, is set to be completed after years of inactivity.
Have & Be: Spring Awakening
The Dutch brand Tenways has introduced its new model, the CGO Compact, an efficient mini e-bike designed for urban commuting and easy storage.
Lainey Wilson reveals Keith Urban's brutal 5-word reality check when she complained about grueling schedule
Lainey Wilson shares that Keith Urban once told her 'No whining on the yacht' when she complained about her exhausting performing schedule of over 180 shows in a year.
The town that seems frozen in time and is 150 km from the City
General Rivas, a quaint village in Buenos Aires province, offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life, retaining its 19th-century charm and slow pace of living.
Cities are opening up to rivers. Investments awaited by residents
Polish cities are increasingly revitalizing riverside boulevards to enhance urban space and improve residents' quality of life.
A woman builds her house by a lake in the middle of the jungle, lives isolated from civilization, and completes the work in just 120 days, without urban support, neighbors, or conventional infrastructure
A woman named Yen built her own house by a lake in the jungle in just 120 days, showcasing her dedication to a life of autonomy and simplicity.
Newspaper stalls in transition: from paper to specialty coffee on the sidewalk
In Buenos Aires, newspaper stalls are transforming from traditional newsstands into multifunctional spaces that enhance public life by offering coffee and cultural experiences.
The 10 Most Spectacular Tree Houses in the World
This article explores ten incredible tree houses designed by architects, located in forests around the world, ideal for escaping urban life.
This is the best way to get rid of kitchen cockroach pests
The article outlines an effective homemade solution to eliminate cockroach pests in kitchens without harming health or property.
"We fell in love with Paris": in the 17th arrondissement, the measured life of family T., living with eight in a three-room apartment
A large family of eight living in a small Paris apartment explores the challenges and joys of urban family life amidst rising costs and declining birth rates in the city.