In an exciting announcement, New York’s MTA is working on new, streamlined developments for its bus line.

The Imaginary Foundation points us to a fantastic project where fractals were rendered in 3D.

IdeaPaint provides analog inspiration by transforming any flat surface into a dry erase board.

Dutch architecture firm MVRDV has designed a stunning building for the city of Rotterdam which stylishly mixes public and private space.

For 99 euros ($148.10) a night, one hotel in France is offering guests the chance to live the life of a hamster.

“Good business is the best art”, Andy Warhol once said. It’s a sentiment that may well have formed an ill-advised strap line to Tate Modern’s much lauded Pop Life: Art in a Material World.

Architect Tom Faulder has built a backyard landscape that appears to funnel towards a maple tree centerpiece, using 3D modeling software and flat plywood tiles to create what he calls Deformscape.

With Collaboration as its motto, the Good Ideas Salon São Paulo was the first to happen in South America.

Posterchild has embarked on a new project which envisions a new future for the underused and abandoned pay phone booths which dot the urban landscape.

Learn Something Every Day is a daily project by UK based design studio Young.

Getting it Right is a new plan launched by the Wales Assembly government to support children in having their voices heard.

Is this a sign of food producers reintroducing us to a more simple and basic way of presenting food?

Will foursquare lead to a level of mingling between strangers in the same room?

Lego and Muji recently released a collaborative toy project in Japan that cleverly merges the personality of each brand.

Chrome OS, the tech company says, is a new system that stops users worrying about their computer so they can concentrate on the internet.