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architecture Editors’ Choice 2018 Skyscraper Competition Haotong Sun, Zonghao Wu, Fengwei Jia China The melting of arctic ice A reduction in Arctic summer ice cover has become more intense in recent years, culminating in a record low of 3.4 million square kilometres in 2012 – 18 per cent below the previous recorded minimum in 2007 and 50 per cent below the average in the 1980s and 1990s.
Creators - Dedicated to inspiring designers, inventors & the creative spirit in all of us. August 22, 2013 Artist’s Work Paints a Beautiful Picture Animations Tyrus Wong, a 102-year-old artist’s work influenced the visual direction of Bambi in 1941. An exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco will be held to celebrate Wong’s work. According to the Disney Museum site, the drawings felt different from what is commonly known for Disney animation and this is what caught Walt Disney’s eye. Davison Creators - Part 2 July 11, 2013 Heads Up Product Innovation
Online Interior Design Magazines Many of you know that one of my all time favorite things to do in my down time is read design magazines. Paper or electronic. I get so many ideas from them and enjoy saving those inspirational ideas for later use. The E.D.G.E This tiny prefab home is an experiment in all things efficient. The E.D.G.E., designed and built by by Bill Yudchitz and Revelations Architects/Builders Corp. in Wisconsin, stands for an Experimental Dwelling for a Greener Environment, and recently won a design award from the American Institute of Architects-Wisconsin. Several details of this design make it unique to other prefab designs. The “kinetic facade” rain screen, which consists of tall louvered panels, can be closed over the passive solar windows to insulate the interior and protect the E.D.G.E. when unoccupied. It contains two lofts with full staircases, and the furniture is custom made for the house and is multi-functional. In fact, the dining room furniture transforms into a bed.
The Colors of Holi 2012 - In Focus Around the world, Hindus are celebrating Holi, the Festival of Colors. Holi is a popular springtime celebrations observed on the last full moon of the lunar month. Participants traditionally throw bright, vibrant powders at friends and strangers alike, celebrating the arrival of Spring, commemorating Krishna's pranks, and allowing everyone a momentary freedom -- a chance to drop their inhibitions and simply play and dance. Gathered here are images of this year's Holi festival from across India and several other countries. [31 photos] Use j/k keys or ←/→ to navigate Choose: Step into my backyard office pod When I was young, I was fascinated by "Growing Pains" dad Jason Seaver’s work-at-home setup. I loved that in between appointments with patients in his home office, the good doctor could pop into the family kitchen and hang with Mike, Carol, Ben and the gang while mom Maggie was out working as a reporter. What could be better, right? Now, as an adult who primarily works from home with the exception of meetings, events, and occasional respite at a local coffee shop, the work-where-you-live concept that I found so novel in "Growing Pains" has, well, worn off a bit.
StarCraft Custom builders: Design/Build Kitchens, Baths, Additions and Home Remodeling No? Then Let Us Help You. ur site contains over a hundred articles on remodeling, renovating and updating your home, so it is not always easy to find all the articles that contain the information you are looking for. This is especially true if you reached our site using a search engine like Yahoo or Google. Search engine indexing robots are very fast, not very smart. They do not understand synonyms or know when two or more terms or phrases mean the same thing. How You Can Make Good Use Of Your Old Machines Almost everyone reading the articles on this site will have spare computers languishing about. The rapid growth and improvements in hardware means that we cycle through a whole machine in only a few years. If you have spare machines and parts languishing about, you can put them to good use! In this article I have outlined some of the purposes your old hardware can serve. Like the article?
Sharp Designs November 23, 2011General Design, Product Design, Product Innovation Peel, julienne and grate with these hand-held kitchen gadgets. Or maybe a negi cutter better suites your need for thin slicing. No related posts. Mind-Blowing Illusion Makes Water Freeze in Mid-Air This Video from Youtube user Brusspup shows you how to do a cool science experiment from home that will make water appear to freeze in mid-air. The sound waves from the speaker will cause the water droplets to fall in a uniform pattern. Combine that with a camera that follows the same frequency in frames per second, and a picture is taken at a time when a new droplet is in the same spot.
Corrugated LP Player March 24, 2010Product Innovation, package design For those of you who don’t know what an LP sounds like, check this out. This cleverly designed vinyl record was packaged in its own record player. Pop out the record, unfold it, place the pin on the record and spin it to hear it. Ahh, so simple, so unique. No related posts. Clean Up and Organize Your Music Library This Weekend Whitson, I've followed LH for years now. Your articles on how to fix your music library are great. But, would you ever consider starting your music library over? Knowing all that you know now to keep it from getting messy and out of control, what would be your advice to someone who is tired of trying just push the reset button? To be honest, I'm almost at this point. I read so many good things about lossless and all my files are mp3's (even if it's not what everyone says, why not have your files in that format just in case??)
Oh, It Will Fit Alright – Package Design April 23, 2010General Design, package design Universal Packaging System, developed by Patrick Sung, claims to fit over just about any object. Utilizing pre-folded triangular segments, this corrugated cardboard chameleon’s construction will wrap its way organically or geometrically to custom fit odd-shaped items.