Lucy Alexander

Jan 24, 2025 | aiche.org | Lucy Alexander |Sean Simpson

Co-organized by the AIChE Institute for Sustainability (IfS) and the Circular Innovations (CIRCUIT) Research Center, the 2025 International Conference on Sustainability Science and Engineering (ICOSSE ’25) brings together thought leaders and innovators to explore groundbreaking advancements in decarbonization, renewable energy, circular economy solutions, and more.

Oct 3, 2024 | robbreport.de | Lucy Alexander

Vergnügungsyachten waren bisher eine Sache für Oligarchen und andere maritime Amateure. Männer, die zwar eine Vorliebe für poliertes Teak teilten, sonst aber sehr verschiedene ästhetische Präferenzen pflegten: Nightclub-Chic beispielsweise, mit viel Gold, Kronleuchtern und Oberflächen, in deren lackiertem Schwarz man sich spiegeln konnte. Heute gilt diese Optik als veraltet – dank neuer Technologien, neuer Prioritäten und einer neuen Struktur von Eignern.

Aug 9, 2024 | robbreport.com | Blake Buettner |Allen Farmelo |Lucy Alexander

We are always scouring the web for the most amazing watches currently available, and each Friday we share five standout pieces with you. Unless you’re majorly hooked up with an authorized dealer, you’re probably never going to get a Rolex Daytona new at retail, especially not a steel one. We recently went to four authorized dealerships to inquire about buying a new steel Rolex Daytona, and were universally shot down. You can read that frustrating, yet amusing, story here.

Apr 3, 2024 | leicestermercury.co.uk | Lucy Alexander

TV presenter Lucy Alexander has many pearls of widsom when it comes to buying homes. The TV star, who is known for popular shows including BBC One's Homes Under The Hammer and Channel 4's A Place In the Sun, is now keen to help you out. Everyone knows finding a home can be hard these days. That's why you may want to consider looking at houses on your daily path - like the ones you see when you're going to school or shopping, reports the Mirror.

Mar 23, 2024 | robbreport.com | Lucy Alexander

Pleasure yachts were once the province of amateur sailors and oligarchs—men who, aside from a shared appreciation of varnished teak, adhered to diverging aesthetic templates. For serious mariners, form followed function, and fripperies were frowned upon. The upper-cruster aboard his gin palace, meanwhile, preferred nightclub chic, with heavy doses of gold, chandeliers, and black-lacquered surfaces. Both types of vessel suffered from a surplus of wood paneling and a scarcity of sea views.