American architecture studio Arquitectonica has completed the 48-storey Five Park skyscraper in Miami Beach, the first skyscraper to be completed in the area "in over a decade" and the tallest.Located at the entrance of the South Beach neighbourhood at the southern tip of Miami Beach, the 519-foot-tall (158 metres) Five Park Miami Beach skyscraper contains 227 luxury condominiums and 50,000 square feet (4,645 square metres) of amenities, such as a restaurant, pool deck and spa.Arquitectonica has completed the tallest skyscraper in Miami Beach "in a decade"The project was developed by David Martin of the Miami real-estate company Terra Group and lead of GFO Investments Russell Galbut, with Arquitectonica acting as lead architectural designer and New York studio Gabellini Sheppard on interiors.It is the first skyscraper in the neighbourhood completed in a decade.The tower contains luxury condominiums and is composed of elliptical volumes"Now complete and standing 48 stories tall at the entrance to South Beach, Five Park holds the title of the tallest tower in Miami Beach, serving as an iconic gateway to the highly coveted island community," said the team."As the first tower to be delivered to Miami Beach in over a decade, it also presents a unique opportunity for brand-new, move-in-ready, luxury residences to the Miami Beach market."Read: Eight upcoming skyscrapers set to change the Miami skylineThe tower is composed of elliptical-shaped floors, with two at the centre of the tower that are offset to create a gap. It sits on a raised podium that faces Biscayne Bay and contains a pool deck and amenity floor on top.According to the team, its elliptical shape offers 360-degree views and was informed by the "gentle waves and vibrant ecology" of the surroundings.New York studio Gabellini Sheppard designed the interiors"Designed by the celebrated architecture and planning firm Arquitectonica, the tower merges function, beauty and sustainability," said the team."Its curvilinear shape is inspired by the gentle waves and vibrant ecology of Miami Beach, serving as an ode to the city's unique culture and natural environment."The interiors feature an assortment of colours and texturesAs part of the project, Terra also created the nearby, public three-acre Canopy Park in 2022. A 158-foot-long (48-metre) pedestrian bridge designed by French artist Daniel Buren is also set to be built as part of the project and will stretch over the MacArthur Causeway.After facing delay, the bridge will break ground this month according to the developers.Five Parks joins a number of skyscrapers recently completed in the city of Miami across the bridge, including another tower designed by Arquitectonica, and a number of skyscrapers created in collaboration with fashion and car brands.The photography is courtesy of Five Park Miami Beach.The post Arquitectonica completes tallest skyscraper in Miami Beach appeared first on Dezeen.

I'm really impressed with the tidy product design of this Mic Mini set, by drone manufacturer DJI. It's a pair of wireless mics and a receiver all bundled in a charging case, which provides up to 48 hours of battery life. The mics themselves are handsome sculpted and weigh just 10g each. They can be clipped onto clothing or attached magnetically. They're noise-canceling, with two strength levels you can choose between. Windscreens are included. The mics can connect via Bluetooth to the company's line of action cams. Alternatively, you can plug the receiver into your DSLR's hot shoe. There's also an iPhone adapter, if that's what you're shooting with. These run $169.

Wireless chargers are shaking up wireless charging with a splash of creativity and innovation. Gone are the days of boring, tangled cables. Now, wireless charging is not just about functionality but also about fun and design. The simplest chargers might be flat, but innovations like Apples MagSafe and the Qi2 standard have sparked a wave of imaginative designs. This tech leap has taken wireless charging from basic to bold, opening up a world where chargers are not just functional but also fun.Magnetic wireless chargers have transformed into shapes and sizes that are as diverse as they are functional. Some are stylish and decorative, while others are downright playful. Yet, they all share a common goal: to be efficient and user-friendly, making charging a joyful experience. Enter the Mag Tube and Mag Qube 3-in-1 Intelligent Charging Stations, bringing a unique twist to the design, literally. These futuristic Qi2-compatible MagSafe chargers are not just about charging; theyre about transforming the experience into something delightful.Designer: ADAM elementsClick Here to Buy Now: $62.30 $89 (30% off, use coupon code 30DISCQTUBE). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!Say goodbye to flat, boring chargers! With magnetic wireless charging, you dont have to lay your phone flat anymore. These chargers elevate your device, letting you use it at a comfortable angle while it charges. However, many chargers that offer this feature compromise on versatility, locking your phone into one position. Plus, their design often takes up space even when not in use, which can be a hassle.Mag Tube Qi2 3-in-1 Intelligent Charging StationThe Mag Tube and Mag Qube are like transforming robots, ingeniously solving these issues. Their top halves rotate at a 45-degree angle, creating a perfect charging surface for video calls or watching shows. And the best part? No manual twisting required. Just press a button, and these chargers magically transform into multi-functional stations, ready to power up your devices.Mag Qube Qi2 3-in-1 Intelligent Charging StationBut wait, theres more! These futuristic chargers arent just for your phone. With a simple button press, hidden chargers for your Apple Watch and AirPods (or any Bluetooth earbuds) are revealed. At the end of the day, press the buttons again to retract the chargers and return them to their sleek, space-saving forms. Its a seamless, satisfying experience that youll look forward to every time.Both the Mag Tube and the Mag Qube support 15W max output for fast iPhone wireless charging, as well as 2.5W for both the Apple Watch and the AirPods. You can even charge all three devices at the same time, cutting down on your downtime. You can also just place your phone flat on top when you dont want to be distracted. The choice is yours to make, not the chargers.Offering versatility, these chargers are compatible with the iPhone 12 and newer models. They come with features like Foreign Object Detection, Over-current Protection, and Over-voltage Protection, plus a 3-year limited warranty. The Mag Tube and Mag Qube are not just stylish and space-efficient; they offer a futuristic charging experience thats both convenient and reassuring.The Mag Tube and Mag Qube Qi2 3-in-1 Intelligent Charging Stations are game-changers in a time when the wireless charging market is growing at a rapid pace. They combine style, functionality, and a touch of magic, delivering a charging experience thats as enjoyable as it is innovative. So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Embrace the future with these innovative chargers and experience the magic of wireless charging like never before.Click Here to Buy Now: $62.30 $89 (30% off, use coupon code 30DISCQTUBE). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!The post Mag Tube and Mag Qube: Qi2 3-in-1 Wireless Chargers with a Creative Twist first appeared on Yanko Design.

If theres one corner of the internet I find myself constantly visiting, its the LEGO Ideas website just to see what unique stuff people are building. You usually see a healthy mix of submissions architecture, cartoon characters, historic monuments, culture, and every once in a while, a working LEGO version of a real-life product, like a Turing machine or a lawn mower.This ambitious set, crafted with 1,316 meticulously chosen pieces, turns mere bricks into a fairly functional microscope that you can peer through and examine samples under. Standing tall at 16.5 inches, this MOC (My Own Creation) from Peter_Designs is more functional than youd expect. With a revolving nosepiece, working eyepiece, and adjustable sharpness controls, this creation promises not just to look good but to work like a charm, inspiring curiosity in everyone who assembles or uses it.Designer: Peter_DesignsThe LEGO Ideas Functional Microscope moves, adjusts, illuminates, and even magnifies. Three lenses in a revolving nosepiece let you simulate different magnification levels, complete with tiny bacteria models to examine. A press-activated light brings your samples to life, while fine and coarse sharpness controls let you dial in clarity. Every mechanism feels purposeful, engineered to transform assembly into interaction.The model also carries the weight of history in its design. Microscopes have transformed how we see the world, from Galileos earliest designs to todays electron microscopes that reveal the invisible. For Peter_Designs, this MOC hopes to celebrate the piece of equipment and all the achievements its aided. My motivation for this set was twofold, he says. The first aim is to show that science can be fun! If approached right, it is not a limitation but an opportunity[] The second motivation was to show an appreciation for people who dedicate their life to science many hours of research and determined work, so that all of us can have better lives.The magnification settings, represented by LEGO-constructed bacteria samples, invite users to explore the microcosm in a tangible, imaginative way. The illumination light, coarse and fine adjustment knobs, and even a sprung sample clip make this as interactive as it is educational. The model offers a tactile understanding of how microscopes work, all while delivering the unmatched joy of building something extraordinary from tiny, interlocking bricks. Right above the rotating lenses lies a disc that features 2D representations of bacteria. Rotate the eyepiece and you see a zoomed-in or zoomed-out version of the bacteria, just through clever LEGO building.LEGO veterans will relish the intricacy of its construction. Advanced building techniques mimic the angles, gears, and connections of a real microscope, making every step of assembly a journey in engineering. Theres a kind of alchemy here: ordinary bricks transforming into something extraordinary, a process thats as rewarding as the finished product itself.The entire kit stands at a fairly impressive 42cm (16.5 inches) tall, featuring a 1,316-build construction that includes both regular as well as LEGO Technic bricks to give it a reliable, functional construction. The design combines elements from beautiful, antique microscopes with those taken straight from modern, more sophisticated machines.For now, the Functional Microscope is a submission on the LEGO Ideas website, gathering votes from the broader LEGO global community. With 5,960 votes, its well on its way to hitting the 10,000 vote mark, following which the submission will be reviewed by LEGOs internal team and hopefully converted into a box-set that all us enthusiasts can buy. If you consider yourself such an enthusiast, you can vote for the LEGO Ideas Functional Microscope on LEGOs website here.The post LEGO Microscope with a Functional Rotating Eyepiece lets you Examine LEGO Bacteria Samples first appeared on Yanko Design.

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