lundy projects ltd

When Marie Dubois flicks on the lights in her Lille apartment each morning, she probably doesn’t think about the paper-thin metal sheets that make it all possible. But deep inside every transformer humming quietly in her neighborhood, ultra-precise electrical steel is doing the invisible work of keeping Europe’s power grid running smoothly. Now, that same … Read more

Sarah sits in her car after work, engine off, hands still gripping the steering wheel. Her day went fine—no crisis meetings, no angry clients, nothing dramatic. Yet her heart pounds like she just narrowly avoided a collision. She checks her phone. Nothing urgent. She mentally reviews the day. Nothing forgotten. Still, that familiar knot in … Read more

Sarah stood in her cramped galley kitchen, stretching on tiptoes to reach the pasta jar hidden behind three other containers on the top shelf. The familiar routine played out again – climbing onto the counter, blindly feeling around the dark recesses of her kitchen wall units, and inevitably knocking something over in the process. “There … Read more

Last Tuesday morning, I stood in my kitchen staring at a bottle of vegetable oil, feeling oddly betrayed. The pan was smoking, my eggs were swimming in more grease than a fast-food kitchen, and I was about to eat what basically amounted to oil with a hint of egg flavor. This had been my routine … Read more

Sarah Morrison stared at her yellowed toilet bowl with the kind of embarrassment reserved for unannounced visitors. After three years in her Victorian terrace, she’d given up hope. The mineral deposits had formed ugly brown rings that made her bathroom look perpetually dirty, no matter how much she scrubbed. Then her neighbor showed her a … Read more

The old mechanic paused mid-sentence when the sound hit him. After forty years fixing engines, he thought he’d heard everything. But this was different. This wasn’t the rumble of a V8 or the whine of a turbo four-cylinder. This was something that made his coffee cup vibrate on the workbench and sent chills down his … Read more

Sarah Chen stepped outside her Minneapolis apartment on February 15th to walk her dog, expecting the usual bite of winter air. Instead, she felt something different—an almost violent cold that seemed to pierce straight through her winter coat. Her breath came out in sharp puffs, and her phone buzzed with emergency weather alerts she’d never … Read more

Sarah had dreamed of this moment for three years. The promotion finally came through—corner office, generous salary bump, her name on the door. She should have been celebrating with champagne and calling everyone she knew. Instead, she sat in her car in the parking garage, hands shaking slightly as she stared at her new key … Read more

Sarah Chen stared at her computer screen in disbelief. The email from her London office was clear: “Train tickets from New York to London now available for booking.” She’d been planning a European vacation for months, dreading the cramped airplane seats and jet lag. But a train ride across the Atlantic Ocean? That seemed impossible. … Read more

Marie Dubois still remembers the day her family’s century-old glass factory nearly shut down. Rising gas prices had pushed their heating costs through the roof, and competitors using cheaper energy were undercutting their prices. “We were looking at laying off half our workforce,” she recalls, staring at the massive furnaces that had kept her grandfather’s … Read more