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Category Archives: 3D design
Augmented Reality Maps at TED
You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Hyper local blogs, stories, are overlaid onto the maps, which can easily flip from a birds’ eye view to 45 degree Sim City style landscape, and then flow into a full 3D environment with their equivalent of street view. Immense.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater in Lego
Merging man and nature into an architectural masterpiece. In Lego! Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1934, Fallingwater® is perhaps the most famous residential home in the world. Open to the public since 1963, this masterpiece exemplifies Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architectural style by intimately merging man with the surrounding landscape. This highly-detailed LEGO® model, [...]
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dalston mills
this is right opposite ryo‘s house. You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video
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Logorama by H5
French graphics agency, H5, have a really interesting film coming out: Logorama I know them as the designers of some of the best music videos I’ve seen – Massive Attack’s bio-genetic future of “Special Cases” and Royksopp’s data-driven inforgraphic “Remind Me” – but this seems to be their forray into feature film. Logorama is 17 [...]
Eames Design on TED
Eames Demetrios discusses many of Charles and Ray Eames’ design influences, including (unsurprisingly) furniture. It also includes rarely seen archival video footage behind their creativity and approach.
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BMW’s 1934 R7 Motorbike
How incredible is this motorbike – BMW R7 from 1934? We found this at thecoolhunter, and they rightly talk about how design took a back seat around the World Wars as producitivity and function became more pertinent. The lines of this 1934 BMW R7 motorbike are so stunning. Taking cues from Art Deco, Art Nouveau [...]
Also posted in Bikes, Design, Technology 2 Comments
Martin Clothing
The talented Mike Martin from SF has just launched a clothing line called Martin Clothing. Will post more when i get more details. Looks really interesting, Mike, we look forward to seeing more!
Also posted in Bikes, Design, Fashion, cycling, photography Tagged martin clothing, mash sf, mike martin, nice collective 2 Comments
Space Invading – Architecture Blog
Space Invading has been set up by Archinect, the cool resource for all things architecture. A very cool collection of beautiful living spaces – mostly real, but some imagined – for your perusal. I think it’s fed in by RSS feeds, but in the future I’d not be surprised if they went for a NotCot [...]
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ACDC vs Iron Man 2