24 5 / 2013
24 5 / 2013
22 5 / 2013
Carma Masson - Tiny Tokyo Tower - Ergodicity - CSA
(Source: publicworksandpublicspacee, via archidose)
21 5 / 2013
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Flying Dream Machine | Katie Shima [2012]
24” x 36” ink and graphite on vellum via @klaustoon
“Flying Dream Machine is dedicated to the history of flight - one of the most inspiring goals of engineering. Many individuals participated in the experiment, often at great personal risk.Flying Dream Machine consists of a conglomeration of flight technologies, from the Montgolfier brothers’ balloon of the 1780s to the winged glider contraptions of the turn of the century to World-War-II-style airplane engines. Heavy roots hang down to the earth, signifying the continuing dependence of flight on fossil fuels.” — K.S.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/877ef386737c6a45e3dda146232ec22f/tumblr_mn3g14ToxJ1qzh8qao1_500.jpg)
Flying Dream Machine | Katie Shima [2012]
24” x 36” ink and graphite on vellum via @klaustoon
“Flying Dream Machine is dedicated to the history of flight - one of the most inspiring goals of engineering. Many individuals participated in the experiment, often at great personal risk.Flying Dream Machine consists of a conglomeration of flight technologies, from the Montgolfier brothers’ balloon of the 1780s to the winged glider contraptions of the turn of the century to World-War-II-style airplane engines. Heavy roots hang down to the earth, signifying the continuing dependence of flight on fossil fuels.” — K.S.
(Source: cerreyes-dpr-bcn)
18 5 / 2013
A range of colourful buildings of both Chinese and Western design have been built on a bridge in Linshi Wine Town, southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality
Picture: HAP/Quirky China News / Rex Features
(via ignaciollanag)
16 5 / 2013
Installation in the Greek pavilion of the 2012 Venice Biennale, by AREA Architecture
AREA’s Athens Charting installation at the 2012 Venice Biennale - Greek Pavilion unites four Athens city blocks into one, giant public space, in the form of a 3.3m x 2.5m paper model. Part urban survey, part spectacle, the model is entirely hand-drawn with blue ink on white paper. Representing the city as a continuous surface that is, nevertheless, heterogeneous and culturally inscribed, the model seeks to engage the dynamic and rapidly changing context that characterizes Greek cities today.
14 5 / 2013
The Grounds By Caroline Choker In Alexandria, Australia
Este podría ser nuestro rincón de tomar el té, quizá cuando saliésemos a cenar por Alexandria en las ocasiones especiales.
(vía Yatzer)
(Source: designtraveller)
14 5 / 2013
Falling Garden installation by Gerda Steiner and Jorg Lenzlinger.
(Source: slowartday, via mariaesensitivas)
13 5 / 2013
13 5 / 2013
It is 150 years since the world’s first underground railway system was created. These posters are from the London Transport Museum’s exhibition titled Poster Art 150: London Underground’s Greatest Designs. (via Brain Picker)
Modern day London would never use the temperature of the underground as a marketing tool!
