Awesome Spain

Famed chef José Andrés and Barcelona-based designer Rafael Rodríguez teamed up to create these dual-purpose dining tables. They feature a glass tabletop which floats above a fully-playable foosball table, with a metal body and wood or metal legs. They come in three variants, the RS2, RS3 Wood, and elongated RS Max.

Artist PEJAC created this outdoor work, which looks like a giant crack has formed in the concrete, but upon closer inspection is actually an ant-like colony of thousands of tiny people. The work, titled Social Distancing appears outside Valdecilla Hospital in Santander, Spain. Be sure to visit the artist’s website and Instagram.

While enjoying a tranquil tandem paraglider flight over Andalucia, the folks from Skywings Adventures made a new friend while airborne. We’re impressed that the pilot didn’t drop his selfie stick when a huge vulture momentarily landed on it.

Selgascano Architects designed the Factoria Joven (youth factory), a creative space where urban youth can skateboard, rock climb, play music and even access the Internet through public computers.

Designed by Jurgen Mayer H. and located in Seville, Spain, it’s the world’s largest wooden structure. Its sweeping forms are captured in these photos by Fernando Alda and David Franck.

Every two years, thousands gather in Tarragona, Spain for a challenge of strength and balance. The objective: build the tallest human castle possible. The collapses are as spectacular as the triumphs.

Ahoy! Fresh off the boat from Barcelona, Spain, these cool timepieces are covered with one or many pirate skulls on their stainless steel cases, and adorned with shiny silver leather bands.