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The future of transit isn’t flashy, it’s functional
When it comes to the future of urban mobility, it’s not the sci-fi fantasies that will shape our cities. It’s functional solutions for the everyday. While tech visionaries promote high-speed concepts like ET3’s vacuum-sealed capsules, true transformation will come from transportation solutions ...
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FastCompany Design
The future of transit isn’t flashy, it’s functional
3 ways for your city to reclaim its streets
I’m a drummer with a soft spot for vintage snares. I own a few that rarely get played. They sound great and look even better, but they take up space. If I kept collecting more, I’d eventually have to give up something else: chairs, food, clothes, books, art. No matter how practical I claim these ...
1 day ago
FastCompany Design
3 ways for your city to reclaim its streets
Small pizzerias still stand out against chain restaurants. Here’s why
At its heart, pizza is deceptively simple. Made from just a few humble ingredients—baked dough, tangy sauce, melted cheese, and maybe a few toppings—it might seem like a perfect candidate for the kind of mass-produced standardization that defines many global food chains, where predictable menus ...
1 day ago
FastCompany Design
Small pizzerias still stand out against chain restaurants. Here’s why
Billionaire fashion shouldn’t be this boring
For more than 40 years, the investment banking firm Allen & Co. has attracted a selective group of moguls to Sun Valley, Idaho, for its annual Sun Valley Conference. The gathering calls on tech tycoons, entertainment CEOs, and an assorted who’s who of billionaires to socialize their way through a ...
2 days ago
FastCompany Design
Billionaire fashion shouldn’t be this boring
Driver blind spots are getting bigger. Blame new car design
The view from the driver's seat is changing—and becoming more dangerous. According to a new study from researchers at the U.S. Department of Transportation's Volpe Center in Massachusetts, the size of driver blind spots in vehicles has steadily increased over time. The study looked at six different ...
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FastCompany Design
Driver blind spots are getting bigger. Blame new car design
Stella Artois’s clever new can follows the Wimbledon dress code
Wimbledon is known for its strict all-white dress code for players, and now Stella Artois is following suit with a special-edition can. To play in the Wimbledon championships in Wimbledon, England, players have to wear all white, from their hats to their socks to the soles of their shoes. The only ...
2 days ago
FastCompany Design
Stella Artois’s clever new can follows the Wimbledon dress code
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