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Step from the escalator at the Porsche Museum and a wheelless silver shell awaits, gleaming like a jelly mould of pure intent. Even unfinished, it conveys the spine-tingling promise that made the marque legendary.
Amid searing heat and suffocating humidity, a city unlike any other emerges from the scrubland, reliant on no neighbour to survive. We explore an audacious experiment in sustainable living at the very edge of possibility.
Riva claims its breathtaking new Virtus defines a fresh category of motorboat. What it really does is remind us what we have been missing: ever since the early 1990s, whatever happened to the glorious open motorboat?
The Lanvin man, created by Alber Elbaz and matured by Lucas Ossendrijver, swings between opposites: boxy then slim, structured then deconstructed. It is about the productive tension, they say, between the traditional and the futuristic.
Peace negotiator, biomass mapper, transformational economist and TED superstar, Juan Enriquez has worn many disparate hats. Asked how the strands connect, he answers with a riddle about American presidents and the flags that outlived them.
Art, one might argue, is ultimately the capturing of light on paper or canvas. In a much overlooked field, artists such as JanLeonardo Wollert go further, painting with light itself, an art born of happy accident.
The heads of the Trickponi showroom discuss their catchy, song-inspired name and their unconventional approach to retail. From road sales to hauling their wares across the globe, they reveal how they defy convention.
Our visit to Bang & Olufsen's stylishly contemporary headquarters in rural Jutland proves to be both an audiophile's dream and a design junkie's paradise. Ninety-seven years on, the Danish purveyor of sound and vision remains gloriously inventive.
It is smiles all round at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, nestled in the beige foothills of San Gabriel. Our writer passes the gate into the high-security campus where NASA pursues both research and government work.
Compiling this forward-looking edition carried us beyond seventy thousand kilometres, beginning in Pasadena with Dr Charles Elachi of NASA's JPL. He left us pondering the life-changing discoveries his Martian rover, Curiosity, might yet reveal.
Perched above Theoule-sur-Mer on the Cote d'Azur, Antti Lovag's Palais Bulles is a stunning reminder of another time. Our visit reveals that the bubble palace remains as much today's tomorrow as it was yesterday's.
Founded in 1856 and famed for trench coats and tartan linings, Burberry has never courted the luxury watch market, until now. Unveiled days ago and seen here first, The Britain is Swiss-made and respectably engineered.