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The secrets of the Palace of Versailles
24/04/2024
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If the millions of washing machines, toasters and laptops we use every day are not recycled properly, their components can pollute the environment and interfere with the food chain. This is how electronic waste sent to Africa affects tuna or eggs from free-range chickens.
09/03/2022
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The forgotten creator of the most iconic 20th century furniture
From height-adjustable tables to sofas, mirrors and lacquered screens to divide up interior space, Eileen Gray, a pioneering designer and architect of the modern movement who went unnoticed for decades, devised some of the most memorable classic and versatile furniture of the contemporary period.
02/03/2022
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The great demolitions of our era
In addition to the intentional demolitions caused by structural damage, land redevelopment or the desire of the owners, there are other caused by attacks, wars or natural disasters. This is how the tallest buildings on the planet have been razed to the ground.
23/02/2022
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The promise of alternative fuels for pollution-free travel
Reducing the impact of the transport sector on air quality, natural habitats and climate is one of the challenges of this century. Although LNG is presented as an alternative for more sustainable transportation, it comes with a major drawback: it generates greenhouse gas emissions and contributes to global warming.
16/02/2022
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Gaudí and the art of building without plans
An innate sense of geometry and volume helped Gaudí to become a genius of three-dimensional creation. The architect, a symbol of Catalan modernism, was inspired by nature to build such emblematic works as Park Güell and the crypt of the Sagrada Familia.
09/02/2022