a book fountain in Budapest
this is one of the coolest fountains I’ve ever seen
#You and I remember Budapest very differently. #That’s because you were too fascinated by the book fountain to notice anything else. #TASHA. IT WAS A FOUNTAIN THAT LOOKED LIKE A /BOOK./ #I know I was there— #BUT DO YOU REALLY KNOW?
bless this fandom
(via enigmality)
Kunsthaus Graz by Sir Peter Cook and Colin Fournier
The Kunsthaus provides 2,500 square meters of generously arranged space for changing contemporary art exhibitions, functions, and events. The amorphous form of the blue bubble blends in the heritage-protected part of the building 1,288 semitransparent acrylic glass panels have been used to create the bubble. While the glazed outer skin takes an important mediating role, it also generates power through integrated photovoltaic units. The Berlin designers realities:united used 930 computercon trolled light sources located under the acrylic skin to create a display fortyfive meters wide and twenty meters high that enables the museum to communicate with its environment.
Road Inc. by Bowyer
The project is an anthology of cars that marries advance digital technology to traditional publishing craftsmanship.
NOSIGNER: HK Gravity Pearls
“Taking advantage of the collective wealth of knowledge of the artisans of Izumi – the group who first created artificial pearls in Japan – we designed “Gravity pearls” for HK (pronounced haku). The magnets embedded within the artificial pearls allow it to transform from a necklace to an earring, to a ring and to a broach. Coming together to resemble a cluster of bubbles, the pearls stand alone, not as copies, but as a unique product, proud of its artificiality.”
Sydney install water curtain signs, designed by light show company Laservision.
The sign is both obtrusive but perfectly harmless should the driver decide to carry on through. As 10 News report, Sydney was tired of the constant damages caused by the truck drivers, despite installing multiple signs, and did this as a last measure to prevent someone being killed.
Just only 13 years old, Zev (Fiddle Oak) creates a fantasy dreamland through his photographs. His camera is named Betsy. Zev’s sister and assistant Nellie is 17. They enjoy working and creating together. The magic of Fiddle Oak cannot be described in words; no word that already exists can accurately sum up the extreme talent and wonder of Zev and Nellie.
(Source: actegratuit, via owcashow)
Bookshelf “Skull-Ptures” by James Hopkins
Ábaton Architectes - Conversion of a former stable to a home, Cáceres 2008.
