Volcano-in-Hotel of Arrivals PLAT ASIA Mongolia
The Volcano-In Visitor Center and Hotel of Arrivals, both built by PLAT ASIA in Inner Mongolia’s Baiyinkulun Steppe, inspired the project’s name. The two comprise the first phase of a tourism resort set amidst an ancient volcanic terrain. This region of town contains an astonishing 108 volcanoes, many of which have long ago vanished but are still strewn around the steppe, sandy plains, lakes, and wetlands. It is located around 380 kilometers north of Beijing, inside a C-shaped crater that originated approximately 150,000 years ago.

Gushi Cliff Coffee Fujian China
Gushi Cliff Coffee is located on a cliffside overlooking the surf pounding against the shore of Fuzhou, Fujian, in southern China. Crowds of people sit on small little platforms embedded straight into the side of the cliff, 70 meters above the thundering surf, with a view out over the water to the Taiwan Strait, where the islands of Matsu appear as a distant collection of small little lights in the night sky.

Logitech POP ICON Combo Keyboard Mouse
Logitech’s POP Icon Combo, priced at $39.97 (was $70), is a low-key travel companion for those looking to pack little yet still have some style and comfort while on the go. This Logitech keyboard and mouse combo delivers the goods: it’s compact enough to fit into a backpack or laptop sleeve, wireless performance is dependable, and it has enough charm to make a sterile airport table feel a little less dull.

Smallest Mini Marble Clock DIY
Jens’ workstation has a tiny marble clock that tells the time without the need for large rolling balls. Instead, a little arm reaches in, grabs the marble with a magnet, swings it around, and puts it into place to create the numerals. Every minute or so, the mechanism causes a small stir to update the display. The whole piece looks good on a desk and is a fraction of the size of the large marble clocks that inspired it.

Aptera Solar EV Production First Vehicle Validation Assembly Line
The first Aptera solar electric vehicle has finally rolled off the validation assembly line in Carlsbad, California, after years of experimenting with prototypes, redesigning, and working hard to get something different on the road. Aptera Motors produced this vehicle on a small-scale production line with 14 stations dedicated to its unique method. Each one is painstakingly assembled in a step-by-step process, with a focus on smoothing out any wrinkles to ensure that the entire production process runs smoothly and efficiently as feasible.