What happens when rather than simply depicting gardens, artists try gardening themselves? A new exhibition in Denmark aims to find out.

From a 250-foot-tall railway viaduct to a pencil-thin New York skyscraper, the year's most impressive feats of engineering have been revealed as part of the 2017 Structural Awards.

Spanning an awesome 1621 feet, the newly opened Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge bridge in Switzerland has set a new record.

Recycling is a concept as old as trash itself. By now, we're used to seeing useful materials, such as glass and paper, reprocessed into lower-grade versions of themselves, and discarded products upcycled into entirely new designs. (Emeco's 111 Navy chair, made from 111 used Coca-Cola bottles, is a good example.)

A new secret society has taken over London's Somerset House.

Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett has brought his impressive collection of horror and sci-fi movie posters to the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts.

The Studio, a group of creatives at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, convert the wonders of space into art and design.

While the healthcare system in America is in a state of crisis, the hospitals, care centers and research facilities that make up the industry -- in the States and abroad -- have never looked better.

Against the backdrop of Instagram brunch shots and celebrity chefs, food photography has risen to new heights.

It happens every few years: a seismic shift in the way we live our lives fuels a change in human behavior so significant, it blows the concept of the office as we know it out of the water.