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Prada Axiom AxEMU LCVG Cooling Layer Suits Moon
Engineers as well as designers from Axiom Space and Prada pulled back the curtain last weekend in New York on the inner layer that will sit closest to astronauts during future lunar surface work. The garment forms a key piece of the AxEMU spacesuit developed for NASA’s Artemis program. Astronauts step into this form-fitting piece first. Light gray fabric stretches across the body in a streamlined silhouette while clear tubing traces deliberate paths over the torso, arms, and legs. A single red stripe runs down one sleeve as a quiet nod to Prada’s activewear roots.

Chillblast x Aston Martin Desktop PCs
Two British companies with strong reputations in their separate worlds have joined forces on a collection of high-performance computers. Chillblast supplies the technical assembly and component expertise built over years of custom machine work in the UK. Aston Martin brings its long experience with material finishes, color development, and interior details. The partnership produces systems that treat the desktop computer as an object worthy of the same care usually reserved for fine automobiles.

Dubai Burj Azizi World's Second Tallest Building
Dubai’s skyline is constantly changing, and the Burj Azizi, currently rising along Sheikh Zayed Road, is one of the most magnificent additions to date. This project repurposes an older, delayed site into a new landmark that will shortly become the world’s second highest tower. Standing 725 meters from base to architectural top, the tower will claim that global ranking once complete. The measurement puts it comfortably above of most recent supertall challengers, although being approximately 103 meters shorter than the adjacent Burj Khalifa.

Floating City Project Freedom Ship
Plans for the Freedom Ship call for a vessel stretching one mile in length, wider than many city blocks, and tall enough to carry 30 decks. The goal is to create a self-contained community of up to 80,000 people that roams the oceans without ever needing a home port. A team led by Freedom Cruise Line International CEO Roger Gooch has taken up the concept after earlier attempts stalled. Gooch works with a 12-person leadership group and has brought in the architectural firm Schopfer Associates to refine the design.

Las Vegas Bunker House Tour
Entry to the ‘Las Vegas Bunker House’, also known as the ‘Las Vegas Underground House’, starts in an ordinary garage attached to a two-story house that looks like any other on a quiet street near the Strip. From there stairs take you straight down through solid ground into a completely different realm. Built back in 1978, this place cost ten million dollars to create and has stayed almost untouched since then, its main living areas sealed off from sunlight and weather.