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"The coastwise cities in South-America are busy and safe by day, but in the night they are abandoned and dangerous due to the lack of public lighting, as the grid cannot be transmitted to the shores," writes Hungarian industrial design firm Igendesign about the inspiration for 'Flow,' the firm's new public lighting design. 'Flow' lighting by Igendesign So Dániel Lõrincz and Alberto Vasquez, the founders of Igendesign, decided to solve the lighting problem using locally-sourced bamboo and applied physics. Bamboo is plentiful and self-regenerating along the beaches of South America and the physics relies on the principle of a vertical wind turbine , with the blades in a spiral to catch variable wind directions. Notice how the blades are cut out to "catch" the wind.
Ingenious 'Flow' Lighting For The Third World By Igendesign
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Gentile Bellini , Drogman (British Museum - Londres L' orientalisme en musique , comme dans les autres arts, a souvent attiré et inspiré les créateurs. Sinon dans le contenu esthétique, tout au moins dans les titres, dans certains contours mélodiques et parfois dans le rythme.
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3-D Printing Whole Buildings in Stone...in Space: This Printer Rocks | Fast Company
6 diggs digg In Pisa, Italy, mad genius Enrico Dini is building sandcastles on the moon. His giant 3-D printer is the first of its kind with the potential to print whole buildings, and it makes them out of solid rock, cutting down a thousand-year-long process into a few minutes. It uses sand, but someday it'll use moon dust.Drowning Beautiful |
Every now and then I cross paths with an artist who had refined a process so intense that it blow the cap off my skull. Check out the absolutely incredible sculpted book-work of Brian Dettmer . It may take you a few moments to orient yourself but once you do you will see one of the most implausibly crafted works of art created from existing material you have ever seen. The process is described quite simply.
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