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Americans could soon live underground—but experts warn of one major problem (opens the original)
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Sustainable architecture has come to the forefront of design innovation in recent years, in the age of rapid urbanization, ongoing housing shortages, and climate change. One solution has been to go underground, which architects and engineers have argued could be the future of construction on the Moon due to the unique conditions of the lunar environment. But could subterranean homes work for life back on Earth? The concept of underground living, or earth-sheltering, is a building tradition that
World’s largest high-speed rail network unveils major new milestone (opens the original)
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China’s record-breaking high-speed rail network has unveiled several major new railway lines across four provinces on Monday. The newly opened sections include one between the Xiong'an area in Hebei province and the city of Shangqiu in Henan province; another between Xi'an and Ankang in Shaanxi province; and a new section between the city of Harbin and Yichun in Heilongjiang province, according to Xinhua, China’s state news agency. A new high-speed railway between Yichang and Xingshan in the Hub
Uruguay’s “city of the future” joins list of billionaire utopias (opens the original)
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A new billion-dollar waterfront community planned in South America is among the latest proposed developments that aim to create a “city of the future” built around sustainability, technology, and economic innovation. Praxis, the company behind the project, announced this month that it had selected Uruguay as the location for the development for “the landscape, the stability, and the space,” the company noted. The new city, known as “+Colonia,” to be built next to the city of Colonia del Sacramen
Dad, 47, Has ‘Weird’ Moment at Disney—Then Comes Alzheimer’s Diagnosis (opens the original)
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“Life definitely didn’t follow the plan I had written for it. Apparently, life didn’t read my plan,” said Jeremy Scott, a 47-year-old mortgage loan originator in Florida whose life was changed forever after an unexpected health diagnosis this month. “I spent about 25 years in the automotive industry before completely changing careers in my mid-40s," Scott, who is based in Winter Garden, just outside Orlando, told Newsweek. "I’m a husband, a dad, I work, I go to the gym, I drive. I go to Disney p
Historic 1909 NYC hotel about to hit milestone in luxury renovation (opens the original)
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A landmark building in one of New York City's most historic neighborhoods is entering a new chapter in a milestone conversion. Brooklyn's Hotel Bossert is set to be transformed into luxury condos, reborn as the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Brooklyn Heights, marking the luxury brand's introduction to the borough. Construction of the new residences is slated to begin later this year, with completion expected in 2029, according to the team behind the project. Developed by SomeraRoad and Marriott Intern
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