Circular Atlas: Waste Rules You Can Put to the Test
A course research project compares solid-waste policies across eight countries and regions through an interactive map, policy records, and recycling exercises.
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A course research project compares solid-waste policies across eight countries and regions through an interactive map, policy records, and recycling exercises.
A volunteer network of engineers and architects reviews submitted damage photos and emails a preliminary building-habitability assessment.
A New York City publisher offers ghostwriting, typing and editing, and book publishing for people in prison, with mail-based and family-assisted ways to get started.
An illustrated, chaptered tale recasts a journey from Princeton toward the steppe as an imperial quest, complete with music, a map, and New Jersey landmarks.
An investigative site collecting leaseholder accounts, articles and public evidence about safety, service charges and accountability at Beetham Tower in Manchester.
Fagi describes a simulated organism that learns through experience and passes its learned rules from mother to daughter.
A free, in-browser tool packages a .gbc or .gb game file into a .z64 cartridge for compatible N64 flash carts.
ATSUME Group invites offices and teams to arrange a visit from ASH, its Chief Dog Officer, for time spent with a dog.
An archive-style site documents a Memphis Southern rock band whose members also competed in barbecue contests.
An archival-style site for a Turlock, California, hardcore band it dates to 1981–85, with an origin story, member history, tape tracklists, and local ephemera.
A fantasy real-time strategy game presented for browser play, with solo AI battles, online rooms, and a tutorial.
The Davis Islands is a British-inspired ceremonial micronation project centered on two rocky islets in Pelham Bay, Bronx.
A sourced guide examines claims that the Iraqi dinar is about to surge in value, alongside enforcement actions, official warnings, and rate calculations.
A PS1-style pirate action RPG playable in a browser, with a Windows build that adds co-op for up to four captains.
A turn-based roguelike about a dream bear descending into a dungeon, stealing a crystal, and trying to escape.
DyslexiaSim presents a Chinese reading-disability simulation in which text outside a gaze- or pointer-following clear window can distort, alongside an optional reading-efficiency test.
An endometriosis resource pairs a symptom checklist with questions to bring to a healthcare provider, alongside research, cost data, and policy tracking.
A flight-aware prayer and Qibla app for Muslim travelers, with a route-based sleep plan for jet lag.
Runout Labs ranks canyons on a burn scar, identifies roads and other infrastructure below them, and tracks storms that could trigger debris flows.
A Chinese-language travel magazine tells the story of Istanbul through its markets, history, food, scenery, and practical visitor notes.
A proposed 15-by-13-foot interactive sculpture for Black Rock City 2027, with touch-responsive pixels, bench controls, arcade games, messages, and music-reactive lighting.
A reference to bespoke tailors, shoemakers, shirtmakers, cloth, construction, makers, and the cities behind fine menswear.
An Edmonton Māori artist’s hub for pointillism, music, landscaping writing, and the fantasy world of Vornhaven.
A small design studio creates private memorial pages where family and friends can gather photos and stories, then have them printed as a keepsake book.