Sunday Links

image credit: Fernando Guerra.

Architecture studio Kengo Kuma & Associates has completed a Japanese-inspired canopy extension to the Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian in Lisbon (image above). We visited the museum a few months ago before the project was completed. The entire building is a wonderful space for viewing art. 

A month lost in the North Cascades without food or shelter: Hiker details improbable rescue (via Metafilter)

RFK Jr’s Trophy Wall

A short guide to afternoon tea (or le goûter, fika, or whatever else you call it)

Teenage boys have a new hair style obsession: The alpaca haircut

Plastics are a blight on our planet. Polypropylene, used for things such as food packaging and bumpers, and polyethylene, found in plastic bags, bottles, toys, and even mulch, take years to degrade in landfills. Vaporizing plastics recycles them into nothing but gas which can then be recycled into new plastics.

This Teacup Holster was made for on-the-go professional tea sommeliers.

From Beano to The Origin Of Consciousness In The Breakdown Of The Bicameral Mind - David Bowie's 100 Must Read Books

How 'Monkeys Spinning Monkeys' became the soundtrack to TikTok's silliest videos.

Landlocked countries

A home designed to walk up and around the green roof I like the concept but the execution is a little bit too brutalist for me.

Operation Sea-Spray: Between 1949 and 1969, the US military conducted open-air tests of biological agents 239 times.

Dancing Noses

Whether you are creating a new building or making architectural changes to a space, Walk Your Plans allows you to go to their showroom and display your floorplan in real dimensions!

War Pianos: That time when America air-dropped pianos for troops in battlefields.  (via Memo Of The Air)

I would love to see this Wes Anderson Exhibition at London’s Design Museum.

Shackleton, the cat who faked his own death