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@archdailyenWorldwide
ArchDaily: architecture by building type
ArchDaily's profile: 80,000+ pins across 121 boards, from museums to bathrooms.
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Great websites, channels and accounts — Worldwide. Short reviews every day.
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Site of the day
htwins.net/scale2mixWorldwide
The Scale of the Universe 2
One slider takes you from the tiniest particles all the way out to the size of the observable universe. Click anything along the way to read about it.
Telegram of the day@EverythingScienceenWorldwide
EverythingScience: science without the noise
A 22,000-strong science channel posting several times a day: discoveries in space, biology, physics and archaeology, each with a headline and a clear intro.
Instagram of the day@marinaartsenWorldwide
Marina Amaral: history in colour
Brazilian artist Marina Amaral colourises old black-and-white photographs, working from historical research.
TikTok of the day@jessiecarter.conservatorenWorldwide
Jessie Carter: paintings, uncovered
Painting conservator Jessie Carter films herself removing yellowed varnish, grime and mold from paintings, and explains every step.
Pinterest of the day
@thedielinemixWorldwide
Dieline: packaging from everywhere
The Dieline, a packaging design publication, keeps 20,000+ pins sorted by product category.
Site of the dayearth.nullschool.netmixWorldwide
Earth Nullschool: wind over the planet
An animated map of Earth showing how winds, ocean currents and air pollution are moving right now. It looks like a living painting.
Instagram of the day@pastagranniesenWorldwide
Pasta Grannies: Italian grannies making pasta
Older Italian women show how they make pasta by hand, following the recipes of their villages, and talk about their lives along the way.
TikTok of the day
@practicalengineeringenWorldwide
Practical Engineering: engineering in plain sight
Civil engineer Grady Hillhouse explains how dams, tunnels, roads and other structures we pass every day actually work.
Pinterest of the day
@museumatfitenWorldwide
Museum at FIT: fashion history by century
The museum of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology lays out the history of dress century by century, starting with the Middle Ages.
Site of the daywindow-swap.comenWorldwide
WindowSwap: someone else's window
Short clips filmed from real people's windows around the world: backyards, rooftops, the sea, rain on glass. Press a button and you're at a different window.
Instagram of the day@javelphotomixWorldwide
Minimiam: tiny people on food
The account of Pierre Javelle, co-creator of Minimiam: model-railway figurines living on pastries, fruit and bread.