Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
7.21.2011
7.08.2011
Swamp Funk (Remix) - Ibunshi & Indidjinous
This composition demonstrates a very modular style of drumming, where mini-rhythms and phrases are used in new combinations throughout the arrangement to produce a deceptively progressive rhythm. In actuality this piece might consist of only 5 short yet intricate rhythms.
4.27.2011
Architecture as a Product
The Dutch supplier of prefabricated modular homes – Being Development, has recently launched 6 being homes in The Netherlands. Designed by Nanne de Ru from Powerhouse, the homes are produced off-site, thus reducing waste (only 2% of waste can’t be recycled), high efficiency and offering the contractors a healthy environment to work in.
4.24.2011
Stephen Coorlas : Sleek Comfort Bench
This design contrasts the typical "extruded profile" bench shape. The sweeping lines in this design inform a morphing profile, which allows different styles of use along its entire body.
4.20.2011
AUDI trimaran yacht
The geometry / style / fabrication is very nice on this yacht design by Stephanie Behringer.
4.18.2011
4.17.2011
LIC Cinema
This project explores the potential of extending a cinematic viewing experience beyond the 2-Dimensional screen and into the 3-Dimensional public space of the theater facility. This is achieved by situating the movie theaters so that its occupants can observe public scenes [including bars, restaurants, and lounges] through a transparent screen before the movie begins.
I need more juice....
With three weeks left of the spring semester I'm ready to call it quits. I'm tired of school, tired of the projects and just tired in general. Many others feel the same way so I know I'm not alone. Could this be a result of the environment we are in; the direction we are asked to follow- or simply, could it be that we just lost our creative juice?
10. Plan Ahead
08. Think inside the box
07. Don't stress about being truly original
04. Get some exercise
03. Stop working Mid-thought
02. Get some sleep
01. Know when to take time off
Fluid Sculpture : Charlie Bucket
I happen to find this installation to be absolutely stunning. It was made and developed by Charlie Bucket and is composed of 80 ft. of 1/8” OD tubing knit on a 5.5” loom (blue ring.)
This was the prototype for fluid dress that was displayed at the '09 Maker Faire in San Mateo.
Check out Casual Profanity to watch the Fluid dress in action!
Check out Casual Profanity to watch the Fluid dress in action!
4.15.2011
4.06.2011
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