Elissaveta M. Brandon

Tim Walz isn't the only Minnesotan making news. The state's lead newspaper, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, recently relaunched as the Minnesota Star

Discover the advancements that are helping us appreciate the beauty, capabilities, and sustainability of all elements of the built environment.

The Experiment Chair, by Finnish design icon Yrjö Kukkapuro, has been out of production for 30 years. Furniture brand Hem is bringing it back to life.

Artist and anthropologist Liz Hingley is helping displaced people turn cellphone photos into personal amulets shaped like SIM cards.

The COVID-19 pandemic introduced everyone to the world of PCR tests and lateral flow tests but since then, a different type of testing has quietly been gaining momentum.

The apartment building is expected to reduce its carbon emissions by 60% and slash utility costs by up to 30%.

Windmill's new bamboo purifier brings much needed style to an industry dominated by white, bulky appliances.

The $200 million sculpture in Hudson Yards has reopened with a shoddy cloak of suicide prevention nets. Will it be enough to save lives?

Comic Sans has turned 30, and it's done being your punch line. For three whole decades, Comic Sans cowered at your reproaches and winced at your jokes.

A team at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University has developed illuminated textiles that can change color based on particular hand gestures.