Konstantin Datz - Rubik’s Cube for the Blind (2010)
Unique Shirt is Made Out of 3,500 Screws (by Andrew Myers)
With news today that Foster’s design for the new Apple HQ is 2 billion dollars over budget, it’s nice to take a look back at his more humble beginnings in corporate design where the price tag wasn’t higher then some countries’ GDP. IBM Pilot Head Office, Cosham 1971.
GIGS2GO is a small set of ‘Tear and Share’ USB drives, about the same size as a credit card, that can be torn off and used or handed out to others… the four-pack of thumb drives is made from 100% post-consumer molded paper pulp with no plastic. You can tear off an individual 1GB drive like a phone number on a flyer for a cat-sitter.
Crown House by Michal Nowak.
sugamo shinkin bank/emmanuelle moureaux
via: dezeen
EM2N - Funkwiesenstrasse house renovation, Zürich 2008. Photo (C) Roger Frei.
Water-Activated Sprout Pencil
“What if instead of throwing your pencil stubs away you could plant them and have them grow into something delicious, beautiful, and fun? What if pencils could grow?
Sprout is a high quality cedar pencil with a water-activated seed capsule at the tip. When the seed capsule is exposed to moisture it begins to degrade, releasing the seed within Sprout and starting its germination. You can leave the pencil in the soil as a helpful planting label, or pull it out. You can plant Sprout wherever you like, though we recommend an area that gets plenty of sunlight.”
via thefancy
St Petersburg
Born in 1968, Tim Eskild Jorgensen is a Danish artist, and a graduate of the prestigious (FAMU) Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Tim’s architectural landscapes have been published internationally, and his fine art work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions as well as several solo shows both in his native Denmark and abroad. Tim’s monograph “SitesISights” was published in 2007 and his fine art work is held in various private collections. Tim lives in Copenhagen where he teaches photography and pursues new projects.
Busan Night Skyline
Condominiums 2 by faris-budak-besar on Flickr.
