Oradaria Design came up with the Blandito, a transformable pad for lazy living. It folds and twists into a ton of different positions that will, without a doubt, help you get your relax on.
The Brooklyn Bridge, completed on the 24th May 1883, is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States.
Happy 130th Birthday.
New York City To Update ‘Handicapped’ Icon.
This logo with a newer design was created by a team from Gordon College, Massachusetts. The revisited logo shows the stick figure with active arms, leaning forward, a participant rather than a dependent.
This robotic arm sculpts in 3D, plastic extruded from this robotic arm solidifies instantly, allowing it to draw freeform shapes in the air extending from any surface.
If your coffee table doesn’t have a good architectural photography book, this is the one to have: Ezra Stoller, Photographer.
Packed with iconic photographs of 20th-century architectural masterpieces. Get this book at Amazon.
Zaha Hadid wins competition to design The King Abdullah Financial District Metro Station
The King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) Metro Station will serve as a key interchange on the new Riyadh Metro network for Line 1, as well as the terminus of Line 4 (for passengers to the airport) and Line 6.
A unique concept that consists of four independent single buildings, built inside the same private garden in downtown Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
A concrete and a glass frame “shell” is used to wrap the front of an old house in Mexico City to convert the building into a stunning library.
Vimeo user Andy Lisa uploaded the video above yesterday, which shows people running for trains at St. Pancras Station in London.
With “Danger Zone” as the OST to the video, the best part is how the author names various running styles.
This notepad with a clock in the middle will help you organize your to-do list better, it works perfectly for a visual person who likes to see how their time is spent. Tear off the page by the end of the day and start on the next. Any additional notes can go on the additional notebook on the right side.
