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The Oceanbird vessel prototype designed by a Swedish company promises to reduce travel emissions by up to 90% compared to regular freighters.

Several studies published over the past decade claim that Europe’s air pollution is caused much more by ocean transport than by car traffic. Therefore it is critical that shipping becomes sustainable. Swedish vessel manufacturing company Wallenius Marine proposes a wind-powered new cargo ship prototype as an alternative.

The company promises to complete the development of the ship titled Oceanbird by 2024. Measuring 100 meters in height, 200 meters in length and 40 in width, the boat has wings reminiscent of those found on airplanes. The wings of 80 meters height utilize the energy of the wind, which is the main innovation of the vessel: as a result, it reduces sulfur dioxide emissions by up to 90% compared to conventional cargo ships.

Source: designboom

Indulj el! | Cabins

As you could already see in our Indulj el! series, we had quite a busy summer, and collected many experiences that we would love to share with you. As part of Indulj el!, we also dreamt up a series presenting Hungarian cabins, for which we contacted and interviewed their creators

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“We aspire to be an authentic store” | Retrohungary

“Design from the fifties for retro fans” – this is how the store of Retrohungary operating in Paloma Artist Courtyard, Budapest defines itself. One could also call it a vintage store, but it is a lot more than that. Judit Sebők and Tamás Borbély collect and showcase their selected pieces in

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Young talents opened this year’s Budapest Fashion Week

The Budapest Fashion Week showcasing 2020-21 fall/winter collections commenced last Thursday with the shows of the participants of the Young Talents Program organized for the first time, which is the first stage of the talent program launched by the Hungarian Fashion and Design Agency at the same time. The

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