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Our sustainable future began 60,000 years ago: finally, we’re catching up We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Ray Edgar Normal text size Credit:Joseph Mayers We are on the threshold of a New Australian Design, according to Indigenous designer Alison Page. Writing in a new book, Design: Building on Country, Page points to “a new awakening fuelled by ecological necessity to redesign our future”. Indigenous culture not only offers the solution but a rich potential for partnership, collaboration and co-design, writes Page, who is perhaps...

Video: Fire Rages In The Middle Of Ocean Near Mexico Video: Fire Rages In The Middle Of Ocean Near Mexico Mexico: Bright orange flames jumping out of water resembling molten lava was dubbed an "eye of fire" on social media due to the blaze's circular shape. The fire on the ocean surface has been extinguished, Mexico's state oil company Pemex said. Mexico City: A fire on the ocean surface west of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula early on Friday has been extinguished, state oil company Pemex said, blaming a gas leak from an underwater pipeline for sparking the blaze captured in videos that went ...

Liam Young schafft "spekulative Architektur" – statt zu bauen, produziert er Zukunftsentwürfe. Sein aktueller: Die Menschheit könnte in einer einzigen Megastadt leben.

Advertisement FOR 40 years, the European Media Art Festival (EMAF) in Osnabrück, Germany, has offered a glimpse of the best short films heading to cinemas and festivals – and recently online – in the coming year. It has been a reliable cultural barometer, too, revealing some of our deepest social anxieties and preoccupations. But this year saw science fiction swallow the festival whole, as though the genre was becoming not just a valid way to talk about the present, but the only way. This was the explicit message of audiovisual presentation Planet City and the Return of Global Wilderness...

139 is the current number of entries in our most popular category. 93 is the total number of judges that will judge your work this year. 75 is the number of judges that will assess entries in the project and studio categories. They include Olafur Eliasson, Kelly Wearstler, Hanif Kara and Anouska Hempel. 50 is the number of awards that can be won. Each winner will receive a hand-made trophy designed by Dutch design studio Atelier NL. 36 is the number of project categories across architecture, interiors and design that can be entered. 25 is the number of projects that will be longlisted. 13 is...