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Lighting the Future Daan Roosegaarde (b. 1979) works at the threshold of science, art and engineering – producing extraordinary large-scale interventions in public spaces. Many of his creations are designed to tackle our current ecological crises. For the Smog Free Project, for example, Roosegaarde and his team installed giant smog-filtering towers in urban locations, converting the gathered carbon particles in diamonds. Their Space Waste Lab, meanwhile, is working on innovative ways to ...

William Pitt – Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty Wins Platinum and Gold 2021 Muse Awards Share Article Firm recognized for successful “Beyond the City” video campaign, developed to target New York City residents seeking to relocate to suburban markets William Pitt – Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty wins 2021 Muse Creative Awards including the Platinum award in the Lifestyle category and Gold in the Social Media category. STAMFORD,...

Share this article Share this article ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Inspired by the light of the sun and backed by scientific research which proves that a new far-UVC light can safely remove up to 99.9% of the coronavirus, Studio Roosegaarde launched the worlds first Urban Sun in early March 2021. Urban Sun, Rotterdam, The Netherlands Daan Roosegaarde and his team of designers, external experts, and scientists discovered how the power of light can be used to combat viru...

Benjamin Huberts studio Layer has designed tactile packaging, a layered fabric face mask and the overall branding for Never Go Alone, a collection that aims to help protect against the coronavirus. Layer created a face mask as well as a container for hand sanitiser and two for hand wipes – one for the home and one to use on the go – for the new brand, which is launching this spring. Above: Layer designed a portable hand sanitiser. Top image: the products are made from recycled plastic The s...

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"How is placing bricks in the street terrorism?" asks commenter In this weeks comments update, readers are debating the winner of the Peoples Choice category at the Designs of the Year awards and sharing their views on other top stories. This years winner of the Peoples Choice category at the Designs of the Year awards is Brick Arches – makeshift roadblocks from Hong Kongs pro-democracy protests. The roadblocks are ordinary bricks stacked ankle-high in clusters of three, set up on roads to s...

The mixture of blue, red and ultraviolet lights appear as a vast artwork to the naked eye, creating “dancing lights”. They are shining across a huge field of leeks, the vegetable he has chosen to trial the design on. During the day, the leeks look like any other field of crops but, by night, they transform into a multicoloured light show. Leek fields in the daytimeDaan Roosegaarde The technology can enhance plant growth and reduce the need for pesticides by up to 50 per cent, he says. By wo...

World’s First Urban Sun Cleans Public Space of Coronavirus for Better Human Gatherings by Studio Roosegaarde

This week on Dezeen, we rounded up ten supertall skyscrapers from the world's best-known architects that are set to appear in cities around the world.

Studio Roosegaarde's Urban Sun proposal to use UV lights to make outdoor spaces safer from Covid-19 still requires people to wear masks and social distance.