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The San Francisco Public Library Launches a Free Online Archive with 80,000+ Historical Images & Documents to Explore & Download

Over 100,000 people move to the San Francisco Bay Area each year. Their motivations for doing so no doubt vary, but these days, the ambition to make a fortune at the epicenter of the tech industry — especially amid the rapidly inflating AI bubble — is hardly unheard of. Unfortunately, that desire can be so […]

Open Culture · EN

That feeling of values crumbling has a name: civic grief

Fairness, dignity and shared obligation are precious. Grieving their loss is a first step toward doing something about it - by Rebecca Lewandowski Read on Psyche

Psyche · EN

Orbites

‘Imagining is another kind of seeing’: immerse in the exquisite sensory world of a woman with impaired vision - Directed by Sarah Seené Watch on Psyche

Psyche · EN

DOLIVING apartment branding

Behance Featured · EN

AI-Generated Product Photos Are Putting Off Online Shoppers, Study Finds

A majority of U.S. online shoppers say AI-generated product images make them less confident about buying a product, according to new research from e-commerce UX research organization Baymard. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

Airbnb Host Accused of Using AI-Edited Photo of Blocked Toilet to Claim $1,000 From Guest

An Airbnb host is accused of using an AI-edited photo of an overflowing, blocked toilet to claim $1,000 from a guest. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

Photographers are Suing Uber Eats for Copyright Infringement Over Its Use of Their Food Photos

A group of food photographers has been given the green light to proceed with a copyright infringement lawsuit against Uber Eats. [ Read More ]

PetaPixel · EN

Adobe Expands Music Options in Premiere Mobile With Major Music Group Partnerships

While Adobe Premiere might still be the top choice for many serious film and video editors, smartphone-based mobile editing apps are gaining popularity with a new, up-and-coming class of content creators. And mobile editors just got a bit more options, as Adobe has announced it's working with some big names in music to bring fully licensed music clips from leading artists directly into Adobe Premiere mobile. Here’s what we know so far about Adobe’s partnership plans with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group. Adobe Expands Premiere Mobile Music Options Announced today, Adobe said it is

Nofilmschool · EN

First look: up close with the Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence Mirror Steel

Matthieu Hegi, artistic director of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, explains the maison’s new guichet watch

Wallpaper* · EN

For sale, Georgia’s River Forest Lookout is a spectacular high-tech treetop structure

Take your mind off midterm madness with this rarefied retreat in the heart of Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest

Wallpaper* · EN

These satin accessories will add opulence to any outfit

As we enter a season of dressing up, Wallpaper* selects 11 of the best satin accessories to elevate the everyday – from Prada’s viral ‘Wish’ bag to colourful cummerbunds, opera gloves and the ultimate mules

Wallpaper* · EN

Beauty is all around, says Graham Little in a new series of dreamy artworks

At Alison Jacques, London, Scottish artist Graham Little celebrates the minutiae of the everyday

Wallpaper* · EN

Meet the Iraqi designer reimagining public spaces for her community

Made using reed, Ola Znad’s work focuses on the Marsh Arabs and how design and material knowledge can help local communities. Her work is on view during Design Doha 2026 (5 November – 31 January 2027)

Wallpaper* · EN

Introducing Lei Flat, a secret dining 'apartment' above a New York's buzziest wine bar

The James Beard Award-winning bar in Chinatown just opened a cosy upstairs dining room. Here's what to expect

Wallpaper* · EN

The Architecture Edit: 12 tantalising houses we can’t stop looking at this month

From the still-for-sale Stahl House in Los Angeles to a blissful Lagos Lagoon retreat, and a London extension like no other, these are the residential projects that our editors loved this month

Wallpaper* · EN

These new earbuds offer up fresh ways of thinking about fit, sound and sustainability

From repairable Fairbuds to smart note-taking cases, these four innovative earbuds provide a variety of fits, finishes and features

Wallpaper* · EN

Target Soho Redesign Brings NYC Streetscapes Indoors

Something Special Studios transforms the retailer’s lower level into a series of immersive shopping destinations inspired by the city

Design Milk · EN

Christina Bowlby Finds Inspiration Close to Home for Bentley Mills

A return to California, two beloved Aussiedoodles, and an eye for everyday details shape the designer’s new Coming Home carpet collection

Design Milk · EN

The pole and the stake

On going with the current, changing it, and what designers are asked to do Continue reading on UX Collective »

UX Collective · EN

What I learned teaching AI prototyping at university

Teaching students how to prototype with AI tools instead of Figma revealed exciting possibilities and uncomfortable trade-offs. It also offered valuable insight into how non-tech people can create apps with generative AI. I teach digital prototyping to fashion design undergraduates and master’s students at UPM’s Fashion School. My course focuses on exploring app concepts that can enrich the fashion experience. Past project ideas ranged from aesthetic affinity social communities (and dating) and live-action fashion-branded games to smart garment upcycling, VR fashion recommendations, and even a

UX Collective · EN

Architecture and Neurodivergence: Designing for Different Ways of Perceiving Space

Wide doorways, properly designed ramps, and elevators are essential to a building's accessibility. But whether people can actually use its spaces also depends on the sensory conditions they offer. For some neurodivergent people, this is critical, as bright lights, overlapping sounds, or confusing circulation routes can prevent them from staying in a space and participating in activities.

ArchDaily · EN

Lacaton & Vassal Receives the 2027 Charlotte Perriand Award

Pritzker Prize laureates Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal have been announced as the recipients of the 2027 Le Prix Charlotte Perriand . Organized annually by the Créateurs Design Awards (CDA), the prize recognizes practitioners whose contributions have advanced architecture and design through a peer-led voting process. For its eighth edition, the organization highlighted the work of the French architectural studio as a demonstration of "how the adaptation of existing structures can improve living conditions while preserving resources and architectural heritage." Previous recipients of th

ArchDaily · EN

New Cantonal School Wattwil / Gunz & Künzle Architekt*innen

The new Cantonal School in Wattwil is located directly on the banks of the Thur River and, together with the Vocational and Continuing Education Centre on the opposite bank, forms a new educational campus.

ArchDaily · EN

Designing Furniture to Outlast the Fit-Out

Furniture waste is not always the result of physical damage that renders a product unusable. Chairs, sofas, and tables are often discarded because they no longer fit an interior concept , are perceived as outdated, or are replaced during a renovation . In many cases, their structures remain functional, even when upholstery is worn, or the surrounding space has changed. The result is a cycle of replacement in which usable products become waste, while new resources are extracted and processed to manufacture their successors.

ArchDaily · EN