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Fog Signals is our weekly wrap-up newsletter. A look back at the most memorable, impactful, and fascinating articles from the past week.
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Stunning Church in Kyiv to Double as a Underground Air Raid Shelter
In Kyiv’s Obolon district, Aranchii Architects has envisioned a church that feels both celestial and grounded.
The luminous, sculptural form rising from the earth like a prayer cast in concrete and steel.
In 2023, Ukraine adopted Banksy’s work in a set of official postage stamps that deserve a closer look.
Nike and LEGO Team Up For Awesome Playground in Shanghai
In Shanghai, LEGO and Nike have teamed up to create something extraordinary: a modular playground that looks like it leapt out of a child’s daydream.
This collaboration is the perfect mix of play and athletics and play.
Built on the geometry of a classic 2×3 LEGO brick, the colorful, interlocking structure turns a primary school courtyard into a living, breathing landscape of play..
Vintage Postcards From the Witching Hour
At the turn of the 20th century, Halloween and the picture postcard found each other, and what a spooky courtship ensued.
The era from about 1905 to 1915 is often called the postcards’ “golden age,” and during that decade, Americans mailed some 900 million cards each year.
By that time, Halloween was collecting rituals and symbols such as black cats, witches’ brooms, and jack-o’-lanterns, and artists were busy projecting this iconography across glossy postcards.
Salt & Straw Reinvents the Choco Taco for the Foodie Era
Technically they can’t call it a Choco Taco. That name is still trademarked, even though the product it refers to was retired a few years back.
Instead, Salt & Straw, the beloved Portland Oregon ice cream company has released the Tacolate (like chocolate, get it?), a thoroughly updated version, fit for the foodie era.
Using extreme magnification, he reveals structures that we rarely stop to notice. Hidden worlds of texture, symmetry, and ingenious design.
Figure Robotics have announced their 03 humanoid robot, and it performs a range of home tasks with ease. Take a look.
Beautifully Foggy Autumn in the Dolomites
The Dolomites are a stunning mountain range in Northern Italy, and we see a glimpse into the beauty of the fall colors, thanks to some great seasonal photos by Márcio Miranda.
With lingering banks of fog, the bright yellow foliage, and some great perspective from a classic rowboat, we are transported to the cool shores of this glacier lake.
And no, the yellow fir trees are not dying. They’re Larch trees, which lose their needles in the autumn.
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Nature fact of the day
🎃 Pumpkins are technically berries, and they can grow to over a ton in weight.
Botanically speaking, pumpkins belong to a category of fruit called pepos, which are a type of berry with a hard rind and fleshy interior (like cucumbers and melons). Despite their earthy, vegetable reputation, that makes pumpkins giant berries.
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