Tag: norway
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How did functionality become a crucial element of cool?
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Grocery store attracts pet-owners and deters dog thieves with this simple solution.
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The Green Mountain data center is an old ammunition depot that uses renewable energy, energy grid connectivity...
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Norwegian beverage company Rosmersholm commemorates almost 50 years since the icon's death.
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Review the best in design, trends, culture, arts and fashion in our weekly 'What's Trending Now' roundup.
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Furniture store gets creative and turns ordinary homes into showrooms.
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The actor does the unexpected and gets married. The charming bachelor plays husband in a commercial for a...
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Ordflyt offers a free streaming or downloading of its audiobooks for free.
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A restaurant in Norway uses its geographical surroundings as design inspiration.
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The Guardian reacts to criticism of their changing (and deleting) coverage of the massacre in Norway.
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The Norwegian extreme sports team Skywalkers demonstrate 'six-way flying.'
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Light painting traces the ethereal communication conduits of our urban environment.
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Norwegian transit company takes on QR Codes to create a social network.
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The Spun Chair by Danish designer, Mathias Bengtsson is one of the lightest chairs ever made.
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Working with young designers from Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark, Muuto provides manufacturing and...
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Photos of the Norwegian experience in China.
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McDonald’s has unveiled Dreaming in Mono, a communications strategy celebrating Scandinavia’s...
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The Outdoor fireplace by Norwegian architects Haugen/Zohar has been created with children in mind.
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Vizeum Norway are pitching for the Ikea account, and they've decided to use crowdsourcing to answer the brief,...
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Norwegian researchers have developed a floating turbine that can operate in waters deeper than 360 feet,...
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Designer Per Aage Sivertsen is using milk proteins to make a gauze-like fabric.
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The world’s tallest wooden building is being constructed in Kirkines, Norway, and will serve as the town’s...
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This past week Scandinavians and Scandophiles across the world helped bring in the season with local Summer...
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Norway is testing out a program to distribute laptops to all secondary students. Nord-Trondelag county is...
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Originally constructed in the 1960s, Oslo’s International School was worn down and in need of an update. The...
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