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At some point, every beauty lover has the same thought: “I could totally do this on YouTube.” You watch a foundation review filmed in a bedroom with imperfect lighting, and suddenly it clicks. Why not me? The beauty YouTube space may look crowded, but it’s far from closed. According to recent YouTube statistics, beauty-related content still ranks among the top lifestyle categories globally, with billions of views generated each year. The difference today isn’t whether you can start, it’s how smartly you approach it. This guide walks you through starting a YouTube channel in beauty, the realistic way: with strategy,…

Safdie Architects has unveiled plans for the upcoming Mandarin Oriental Residences in West Palm Beach. Designed as a luxurious residential waterfront landmark set to open in 2031, marking it as the firm’s first standalone residential project in South Florida. The development is situated along the shoreline of West Palm Beach as a serene yet refined retreat. The project was created in collaboration with Great Gulf and the globally renowned Mandarin Oriental brand, promising its residents an elevated living luxury experience shaped by thoughtful design, sweeping waterfront views, and a deep sense of place. The architecture embodies a vision of creating…

Saudi Arabia’s urban project, The Line, once captured global attention as one of the most radical city concepts ever proposed. Designed as a 170-kilometer linear city in the desert, the project promised a car-free urban future powered by renewable energy and built around advanced infrastructure. However, years after its announcement, the project has undergone significant changes. Financial pressures, technical challenges, and shifting economic priorities have pushed Saudi Arabia to rethink the scale and purpose of the development, leading to potential reductions in the project’s size and a reevaluation of its initial goals to ensure sustainability and feasibility. Recent reports indicate…

Toronto’s skyline has a new addition, the SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge, which rises to 106 storeys, making it the tallest residential building in Canada. Standing roughly 352 meters tall, the tower became one of the most visible symbols of the city’s rapid urban growth and changing architectural identity. The project is part of the larger Pinnacle One Yonge development located at the edge of Toronto’s waterfront. Built on the site of the former Toronto Star property, the development will eventually include several towers combining residential units, hotel space, offices, retail areas, and community facilities. The plan reflects a shift…

Scientists at The Ohio State University have developed a way to use laser 3D printing to turn moon dust into solid building material that could form the foundations of future lunar habitats and infrastructure. This work is part of a broader effort to make lunar bases more self-sufficient by using local materials instead of transporting everything from Earth, a costly and difficult process for long-term space missions. Much of the Moon’s surface is covered in fine, powder-like dust called regolith. This material is abrasive and very different from Earth soil, but it also contains minerals that can be melted and…

American Express announced plans to build a 55-story skyscraper at 2 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, marking the completion of the last major office tower at the redeveloped World Trade Center site nearly 25 years after the September 11 attacks. The nearly 2 million-square-foot tower at 200 Greenwich Street will serve as the company’s new global headquarters, accommodating approximately 10,000 employees, and is expected to open in 2031, following a planned start to construction in spring 2026. Designed by Foster + Partners and developed by Silverstein Properties on land owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey under…

Dubai has shut down its airports, including the world’s busiest international hub, Dubai International Airport (DXB), along with Dubai World Central–Al Maktoum International (DWC). It has suspended all flight operations indefinitely amid escalating regional hostilities that have closed Gulf airspace and triggered missile attacks across the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Authorities have advised passengers not to travel to the airports and to contact their airlines for the latest updates. The shutdown, announced on 28 February 2026, follows Iran’s retaliatory missile and drone strikes across the Persian Gulf after a U.S.–Israeli military operation against Iranian targets earlier in the week. The…

Paris’s Tour Montparnasse, the 210-meter office tower that has long divided opinion in the French capital, is finally entering a major phase of renovation after decades of debate and postponement. Built between 1969 and 1973 and designed by architects Eugène Beaudouin, Urbain Cassan, and Louis de Hoÿm de Marien, it was once the tallest building in France and remains the tallest within Paris proper. Its stark, monolithic presence overlooked the city’s classical skyline, drawing widespread criticism almost from the moment it opened. From Controversy to Reinvention Tour Montparnasse stood as an architectural outlier in a city dominated by low-rise Haussmannian…

Manresa Wilds reimagines the 125-acre former Manresa Island power plant site on Long Island Sound as a public park and ecological sanctuary. Developed by Manresa Island Corp. in close collaboration with landscape architects SCAPE and architecture studio BIG, the master plan shifts a long-closed industrial shoreline into a diverse coastal landscape with nearly two miles of newly accessible waterfront. The design responds to extensive community engagement, prioritizing restored habitats, resilient landscapes, and sensitive public access. SCAPE’s Ecological Framework The landscape strategy is the restoration and reconnection of coastal and upland ecosystems. SCAPE’s plan weaves together birch forests, native meadows, salt…

In Miyagi Prefecture, a compact two-story 3D-printed home built primarily from printed concrete has reached a major milestone. Known as the O House, the 50-square-meter (about 537 sq ft) residence is Japan’s first government-approved reinforced concrete house created through 3D construction printing and engineered to meet the country’s strict seismic codes. Traditionally, Japanese low-rise housing has used timber because of its long history and flexibility during earthquakes. This project shows that automated concrete printing can now meet those structural demands in one of the world’s most seismically active regions. Built by construction tech firm Kizuki Co. Ltd. in partnership with…