The three months in which the city of Lisbon was invaded by architecture, spoken, heard, looked, experienced ... are approaching the end.

It's already next Sunday, December 15, the closing day for the exhibitions of the 3rd Lisbon Architecture Triennale - Close, Closer.

Architects or others, here is the invitation to visit some still ongoing free exhibitions.

With this cold, wind and rainy weather, we need wash our warmer clothes and want to know how to dry them faster.

Discover new AEG "inverter" motors and the new programs with steam technology that make your clothes last longer and benefit from AEG's Laundry Campaign that offers up to 100 euros cashback and 10 year guarantee.

Would not it be nice to cancel an annoying noise, replacing it with a more pleasing sound, like chirping birds?

Discover "Sono": an innovative device that you can stick onto your window to cancel, or even filter and control which outside sounds you want to hear inside your home.

This innovation goes by the name Starpath and is the first pavement in the world powered by solar energy, a sustainable alternative to public lighting.

A repaving methodology that absorbs and stores energy from ambient light (UV rays) during the day, then releases this energy at night allowing the particles to glow, lighting up.

The Copenhagen and New York based group of architects BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group has recently been announced winner of the international design competition for the new Museum of the Human Body (Cité du Corps Humain) in Montpellier, France.

The new museum, a mixture of architecture and nature, will explore the human body from an artistic, scientific and societal approach through cultural activities, interactive exhibitions, performances and workshops.