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FOODres Food Waste 3D Printing

Yiqing Wang and Biru Cao Food Waste 3D Printing Social Friday, 13 November 2026

FOODres

Foodres AI Printer is a desktop 3D printer that turns food scraps and organic waste into functional crafts. The printer and its mobile application use artificial intelligence and a phone camera to identify materials and match them to printable recipes. Users drop in food waste, then select forms and sizes to print items such as cup holders, coasters and decorative objects. A translucent shell makes the printing process visible, and only two openings and a minimal control panel are provided. The design supports everyday food saving and creative reuse at home.

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Olive A Website with Open Designs for Survival

Eisuke Tachikawa A Website with Open Designs for Survival Social Thursday, 12 November 2026

Olive

Olive is a wiki site that gathers and shares practical knowledge during a disaster. The project was named Olive, derived from the letter O (an emblem of the Japanese national flag) + Live (to live on). Ideas were quickly gathered with help from worldwide, on how to build necessities to survive in affected areas without the supplies. It achieved over one million page views within three weeks. It is still expanding today as a database of disaster countermeasures using collective intelligence.

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Vadnagar Museum

SIDDHARTH BATHLA Museum Cultural Heritage Wednesday, 11 November 2026

Vadnagar

Vadnagar is an archaeological experiential museum in Vadnagar, India. The museum stands beside an excavation site and presents more than 2,500 years of local history. Nine galleries, among them City, Belief and Lifestyle, use scenography, installations, audiovisual shows and interactive stations to make archaeology accessible. Rammed earth, mud and stone recall the excavation layers and shape walls, furniture and displays. Locally sourced materials and local artisans were used. The design presents the city itself as living heritage.

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DH Seasons in Bloom Enamel Badge

Chun Wang Enamel Badge Cultural Heritage Tuesday, 10 November 2026

DH Seasons in Bloom

The limited edition enamel badge series by the Lets Art team seamlessly blends artistic expression with practicality, creating a unique collectible experience. Each piece showcases masterful enamel craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from the ever changing beauty of the four seasons, capturing the vibrancy of spring, the warmth of summer, the richness of autumn, and the serenity of winter. Together, they paint a dynamic picture of nature's cycle, making every season shine and preserving cherished memories.

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Briiv Air Purification

Ryan Ward Air Purification Sustainable Product Monday, 9 November 2026

Briiv

Briiv is an air purifier designed for home and office spaces. Briiv uses renewable and natural materials in place of the standard filters found in most purifiers. The filter media are made of moss, coconut husk and a silk-carbon matrix, and all filter media are compostable. The base and filter housing are made from a bio-plastic polymer based on elephant grass. The unit stands 220 mm high, measures 160 mm wide and weighs 900 g. Speed and duration can be set through a smartphone application or a touchless interface on the front.

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Red Fort Center Visitor Orientation

SIDDHARTH BATHLA Visitor Orientation Cultural Heritage Sunday, 8 November 2026

Red Fort Center

Red Fort Center is a visitor center located within the Red Fort in Delhi, a World Heritage Site. The project is an adaptive reuse of colonial barracks that had remained unused for many years. Conservation work relied on local materials, including lime, brick dust, jute and Badarpur sand, with custom bricks matching the original dimensions. Red sandstone from the mines that supplied the fort covers the floors. Spread across 20,000 square feet on two levels, the center provides ticketing, public amenities and curated galleries that present the history of the fort.

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Designer of the Day

Designer of the DaySpecial CoverageFriday, 6 November 2026

World's Best Designers, Artists and Architects.

Good design deserves great recognition. Everyday, we are pleased to feature amazing designers who create original and innovative designs, amazing architecture, stylish fashion and creative graphics. Today, we are presenting you one of the World’s greatest designers. Check out an award-winning design portfolio today.

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