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Fascinating map reveals the WORST reviewed three-star Michelin restaurants in the US - from the $325-a-meal Chicago eatery serving 'inedible' chocolate caviar to 'catastrophic' $750 sushi in New York - Vimarsana News

Fascinating map reveals the WORST reviewed three-star Michelin restaurants in the US - from the $325-a-meal Chicago eatery serving 'inedible' chocolate caviar to 'catastrophic' $750 sushi in New York

DailyMail.com has analyzed reviews left by Tripadvisor users to find some the worst ratings for three-star Michelin eateries in the US.

Georgetown looking to address I-35 and University Ave. crossing - Vimarsana News

Georgetown looking to address I-35 and University Ave. crossing

Georgetown officials say the intersection of I-35 and University Avenue near Wolf Ranch Parkway is one of the city’s most congested areas.

Source: kvue.com
Texas Whiskey Festival 2022 Winners Announced - Vimarsana News

Texas Whiskey Festival 2022 Winners Announced

The Texas Whiskey Festival, now in its fifth year in 2022, announces the winners of a whiskey judging competition.

Rolling, renovating and reaching new heights: 2023's best architecture - Vimarsana News

Rolling, renovating and reaching new heights: 2023's best architecture

From a bridge that rolls 180 degrees to let boats pass, to the world's largest spherical building – plus Brooklyn's first supertall skyscraper – here's our selection of the top 10 architecture projects of 2023.

3D printed homes are all the rage - but are they solving any of humanity's problems? - Vimarsana News

3D printed homes are all the rage - but are they solving any of humanity's problems?

3D printed homes are a marvel but they lack standardization. And despite their promise of being able to generate low-cost housing at scale, they cater mostly to the well-off.

Source: zdnet.com