Known as the Wushan Goddess Escalator, the installation stretches about 905 meters, or nearly 3,000 feet, and climbs more than 240 meters up the mountainside.

The 18 most extraordinary buildings where nature is the architecture — from Milan’s tree-covered towers to Bali’s jungle classroom open to the forest. These are the spaces redefining what cities can be.

It’s called a nudibranch, a tiny sea slug that comes dressed in electric blues, neon oranges, and frilly appendages that resemble underwater feathers.

A sports car abandoned in the desert becomes its own ecosystem

The most delightfully unhinged piece of architecture we’ve seen pitched in a long time.

This paper thin magazine cover has a playable video game embedded into it.

So simple, it shouldn’t work. But it does.

Each piece is organized by hand, transforming simple materials into compositions that feel equal parts design experiment and visual meditation.

A series of beautifully suspended food shots by photographer Piotr Gregorczyk — catching ingredients at the exact chaotic moment between prep and plate.

From the first brave snowdrops to the dazzling tulip fields, here’s the fascinating science behind why each flower and tree chooses its perfect moment to bloom.