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Core77by Rain Noe1d ago
Once upon a time, if the soles of your shoes wore out, a cobbler could attach fresh soles. Nowadays, once your sneaker soles wear out, you junk them. Tires are the same.
Core77by Rain Noe2d ago
BMW has unveiled their new eighth-generation 3 Series, featuring their Neue Klasse design language.
Core77by Rain Noe4d ago
Reading a book is very different from studying a textbook. With the former, you flip through pages at whatever pace you read.
Core77by Rain Noe5d ago
Putting gasoline into most vehicles is easy—at the pump. The nozzle goes into the filler neck, you pull the trigger. Take away the pump, and it gets considerably trickier.
Core77by Rain Noe10d ago
Earlier we looked at the ev¹, a beautiful powered wheelchair by Singaporean startup Strutt. We were so taken by the form that we didn't even wonder where the battery goes, or what it looks like.
Core77by Anki Delfmann11d ago
Much has been said and written about design festivals having to bow to economic restraints and corporate rule.
Core77by Steven Faerm11d ago
For most of my nearly three decades teaching design at Parsons School of Design, there was a relatively straightforward answer to the question of what made a young designer valuable: technical...
Core77by Rain Noe11d ago
Here's a fascinating way to travel: Bikerafting. First popularized in Alaska in the 1980s, you ride through the wilderness on your bike, carrying a packraft (an inflatable raft).
Core77by Anki Delfmann12d ago
The best place to start at LDF, and arguably the heart of the festival, is the Victoria & Albert Museum in South Kensington.
Core77by Rain Noe12d ago
In the 1970s, Ernest Emerson was a machinist at Hughes Aircraft, an aerospace and defense company outside of L.A.
Core77by Rain Noe16d ago
In the 1960s, college students stumbled across an abandoned ruin in the wilds of Warsaw, Virginia, outside of Richmond.
Core77by Rain Noe23d ago
For automakers on the cusp of the 1990s, interest in aerodynamic efficiency was high. This yielded popular cars—the 1988 Honda CRX, the 1989 Ford Thunderbird, the 1990 Mazda RX-7—with drag...
Core77by Rain Noe24d ago
Let's say you've assembled a team and designed an awesome powered wheelchair. One that works better than incumbent designs and is easy on the eyes. How do you bring it to market?
Core77by Core Jr10 Sept 2026
Ask Aishwarya Balamukundan what excites her most in design right now, and she'll point to something almost invisible: the shrinking gap between having an idea and holding the finished thing.
Core77by Rain Noe10 Sept 2026
Out here in the country, people commonly haul heavy things around on trailers: Tractors, skid steers, back hoes. Safely securing these items to the trailer is a must.
Core77by Rain Noe4 Sept 2026
The Swiss Army Knife was designed over 100 years ago. On the one hand, you've got the "If it ain't broke…" explanation for the ancient form.
Core77by Core Jr1 Sept 2026
Nick Lieven has spent his career on both sides of the product development process: first as a Product Manager in the small domestic appliance industry, now as Autodesk's Industry Strategy Manager...
Core77by Rain Noe31 Aug 2026
Genesis, Hyundai's luxury spin-off, has just unveiled their new GV90 Neolun flagship. And it's a doozy.
Core77by Rain Noe31 Aug 2026
Speakers have gone through multiple form factors and arrangements in the past hundred years. In the 1920s, we had radio cabinets with a single speaker.
Core77by Rain Noe28 Aug 2026
In spy movies, when a human target is being tracked around the world, it's always via cameras. The movie's protagonists hack into traffic cams, surveillance networks, vehicle cameras.
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