2008年11月11日星期二

#15938 - A corrugated pressboard wall by Enzo Mari - ten...



 
 

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via NOTCOT.ORG by sub-studio on 11/10/08




A corrugated pressboard wall by Enzo Mari - ten panels with different decorations, perforations and shapes to enhance a kid's playtime.

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2008年11月10日星期一

Restaurant in Villa ArenA by Virgile & Stone



 
 

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via CONTEMPORIST by Dave on 11/10/08

Inside Amsterdam's Villa ArenA home furnishings mall is a restaurant designed by London's Virgile & Stone. The restaurant sits on top of concrete columns, and is accessed via two footbridges on the second floor. The main attraction of the malls inner atrium, the restaurant is clad in a striking green patinated copper from TECU that allows the desired aesthetic effect of green patina to be achieved immediately without having to wait for the otherwise long-term atmospheric influences to take effect.

Visit Virgile & Stone's website - here.  Visit the TECU website - here.


 
 

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Microsoft's desktop-equipped mass transit bus is a boss' dream



 
 

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via Engadget by Darren Murph on 11/10/08

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Those 45 to 90 minutes you spend stuck in traffic each day, inhaling noxious fumes and watching your paycheck dwindle in the form of consumed gasoline, are about to get a lot more nightmarish should you choose to ride this. Though the origin of these images are unknown, we're assuming they were snapped somewhere in Asia (or the ninth circle of Hades); essentially, this here public transportation option enables riders to login via a connected PC and get to work before work technically begins. Of course, we've all ideas most riders just fire up Quake III and get a little LAN action going, but seriously, what kind of torturous mind thought this up? Ever heard of telecommuting?

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Need a Little Charge? Stick Up a Febot!



 
 

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via Yanko Design by Ansley Berrones on 11/10/08

Rechargeable batteries sure have helped make my life a lot easier, but I sure do hate the bulkiness of the machines that allow me to recharge my batteries. Trying to pack up my gadgets to take with me on the go is a struggle enough, why add the extra bulk of a battery charger to the equation? Here I introduce to you Febot- The answer to all of your gadget packing needs. This little Febot is so easy to assemble; even a monkey could put it together. Febot, created by Korean designers Ji-yun Kim, Soon-young Yang and Hwan-ju Jeon, is a torpedo with wings looking object that uses energy created by the wind to recharge a single battery. All you have to do is stick your Febot on an outside window and let the wind work its magic – just make sure it is your Febot.

Designer: Ji-yun Kim, Soon-young Yang & Hwan-ju Jeon

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概念湖中城



 
 

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via 煎蛋 by Scratch on 11/10/08


包加利亚某地曾有(1948年)个古老的城市Seuthopolis ,后来,它被一场大水给毁了。原先城市的地方如今成了湖泊。链接

而且、于是、然后、总之、时间回到2008年,一批疯癫的建筑家(名为Tilev Architects)提出了这样一个疯癫的project 。不用太多介绍如图便知,他们认为很有必要在该湖建造一个"盘子"样式的小镇,直径1377ft(420米),高65ft(20米)。即可用做游园Happy 也可作为对Seuthopolis 古城的纪念,听起来相当那个的酷。来源digg,以下大图:



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Here We Go Loopt-y Loo



 
 

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via Yanko Design by Ansley Berrones on 11/10/08

Eva Bauer & Hetal Jariwala are at their flippin' tricks again and have once again created a highly functional stylish shopping bag to add to their Flip and Tumble collection. We first saw their 24-7 bag earlier this year that caught my attention – a bag to ball in 8 seconds, you can't beat that. Yet they did it again with the Loopt bag. Also available in an array of bright colors, Loopt bags are simple and classy and easy to store away when you aren't out there spending your hard earned money. So jump on the wagon to converting to only using re-usable bags. Available for only $6, Loopt bags are affordable enough to buy several in the different colors. Now go out and make those plastic bag users jealous.

Designer: Eva Bauer & Hetal Jariwala [ Buy It Here ]

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