May 19, 2020

Photographer Shows Deer Having a Day at the Park in Japan With No People Around

One of the oldest public gardens in Japan, Nara Park is home to over 1,200 wild sika deer who roam freely around the 502 hectares (1,240 acres) grounds. The gentle creatures usually share the park with crowds of tourists, but since the COVID-19 lockdown, the deer have been enjoying the quiet time. Locals are still allowed to visit (as long as they uphold social distancing)

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May 19, 2020

Ethereal Portraits Highlight the Unique Beauty of a Girl With Albinism and Heterochromia

When Chechen photographer Amina Arsakova spotted a picture of 11-year-old Amina Ependieva in a shopping center, she was immediately intrigued by the young girl’s unique beauty. This is because Ependieva has two rare genetic conditions: albinism and heterochromia. The former is a condition that reduces the amount of melanin pigment in the skin, eyes, and hair, while the latter is a difference in coloration of the iris.

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May 18, 2020

Architects Design Own Office With Curved Roof to Double as an Outdoor Third Floor

When working in a densely populated area, architects need to get creative. And when thinking about their own offices, they're able to let their imaginations run wild. So when Studio Velocity had the opportunity to create their office in Japan's Aichi Prefecture, the designers looked upward in order to give their colleagues the space they desired.

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May 17, 2020

This Swiss Documentary Explores the Unique History of Chair Design

Finding the perfect piece of furniture that suits your personal design tastes can be a hefty task, especially when you consider how many varieties there are. Whether it’s a well-worn polyester recliner with tufts of stuffing falling from the arms or a pristine tulip chair with bright red upholstery, everyone has a favorite chair that can bring comfort to even the worst days.

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