Did we fool you with our spoof story today" Here are today's best architecture and design April fools including plans for a gondola in Edinburgh, a dog walking drone and Swiss Army sunglasses.
Every year on the first of April people traditionally play tricks on each other, and the media loves to get involved. Here are eight of the best stories from around the internet this April Fools' Day.

Move over @librarycongress! @Shutterstock is opening the world?s largest brick-and-mortar stock library with 250 million images, 14 million reels of film & 20,000 music tracks. Check out the enormous structure: https://t.co/zwo8lW9Fpp #ShutterstockLibrary #ItsShutterstock pic.twitter.com/0fU5BGP7nW
? Shutterstock (@Shutterstock) April 1, 2019

Shutterstock to build "world's largest" library Stock photo stalwart Shutterstock announced it was poised to put the Great Library of Alexandra to shame by building a brick and mortar library to house a hard copy of every one of its 250 million pictures and videos.
Shutterstock estimated its library, designed by world-renowned Belgian architect Alexandria VonPixel would be the largest in the world. Instead of librarians, the catalogue would be managed by an army of AI-powered robots called Cyanotypes.

It is the latest accessory for the busy dog owner: a drone that walks your pet https://t.co/qun24CUESI
? The Times of London (@thetimes) April 1, 2019

Drones that can take your dog for a walk
The Times reported that a £20...