*johan.arnewde
Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics was designed by Morphosis Architects.
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*Metropolis
ROSS LOVEGROVE teams up with Artemide to produce the Cosmic series of digital light fixtures--the metallic, tessellated skin is like that of a large, amorphous sea creature.
#22056
*Inhabitant
The Modularean Eco Home might be the world's smallest prefab home. Designed by David Baker Architects, it's a green, mod dollhouse for aspiring architecture aficionados.
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*Metropolis
The legendary 81-year-old French furniture master PIERRE PAULIN designs a new collection of upholstered furniture for Ligne Roset.
#22051
*tomagotchi
Great underwater photography by Alinka Echeverria. A simple new angle that alters our perception of space, gravity and earthly existence.
#22043
*fmmodzelewski
Grain Surfboards in Maine developed a truly eco-friendly surfboard that is hollow and made from sustainable white cedar.
#22041
*nickpapageorgia
Absolutely wonderful ceramic bird houses from Denver based artist Michael McDowell.
#22040
*Lost Highway
Fleet Foxes poster for Sasquatch Music Festival in Quincy, WA - by the Silent Giants
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*pseudosuede
Savannah College of Art and Design Graphic Design Senior Show - Savannah Secession 2009. Work to be uploaded Friday evening after the awards are announced.
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*Simon Hogg
Building review of 'Chips' by Will Alsop. The architect says he drew inspiration for the Manchester project from some chunky chips piled ontop of each other
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*Dailytonic
Interview with Shigeru Ban. The Finnish manufacturer Artek presented the new '10-unit system' (#21751) by the Japanese arcitect. We had the pleasure to meet Shigeru Ban in Milan...
#22032
*Metropolis
Antler Chic Alive and Well in Vienna
A new exhibition at the MAK traces the history of animal materials in furniture design, from 19th-century Alpine hunting lodges to the present.
*smileandwave
"A matter of Perspective": Final Year Project for my degree. Created entirely using Eyeon Fusion. Inspired by MotionTheory's HP "Hands" commercials.
*Metropolis
MUJI enlists James Irvine and Konstantin Grcic to reinterpret two classic Thonet chairs. (Above: Irvine's take on Thonet's curvy No. 14, which was first produced in 1859.)
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