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Students, engineers and map designers look at the newly unveiled 3D map of the City of London's underground tube network showing the above ground notable buildings, in London, Friday, June 20, 2025.

Eleanor Pinfield, Head of Art on the Underground, said: “Denes uses Map Projections to reimagine the earth and the place of humans on it. Here, taking on the cover of the Pocket Tube map, her ...

Amcor says it has achieved significant material savings for skincare brand Bulldog, through the further lightweighting of its flexible tubes. The 16.67% reduction in the wall thickness of each tube ...

The finishing touches are put on a 3D map of the City of London's underground network showing roads and notable building above ground level as it is unveiled at St Andrew's Church, in Holborn ...

Map Projections, Agnes Denes, 2025, Photo: Benedict Johnson The cuboid pattern is by the conceptual artist Agnes Denes, and is said to mirror how the London Underground map reconfigures the layout of ...

The 16.67% reduction in the wall thickness of each tube sleeve for the 50mm diameter flexible tubes used across a number of Bulldog products in 100ml and 150ml sizes is expected to save approximately ...

In addition to the weight reduction, Amcor has increased the proportion of post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic in the tubes to over 62%. Amcor sales director Joe Horton said: “This latest iteration ...

She and her coworkers have to hand-fill each tube, and their profit margins are thin because the cardboard tubes cost 60 times as much as mass-produced plastic options. And the tubes aren’t ...