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Holy Warbles was the most beloved music blog to be silenced in the wake of the megaupload police action. It was a (democratic, available to all,...
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The Owls of Boredom
Redditor bicuriousdolphin wrote: “My coffee got cold, so I made an owl out of it”, drawing the first picture by coffee...
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Double G; Green and Gray
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Urban Miniatures by Isaac Cordal
Sculpted from cement, the figurines in Isaac’s series: “Cement Eclipses” navigate the perilous monstrous-sized...
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Where’s Wall-E? by Richard Sargent
Wall-E’s lost in a parade of all-star robots! You better find him quick too because Bender is totally...
Shantyboat living.
(via modernmath)
Nils-Ole Lund, The Future of Architecture, 1979.
Flickr set: The Argus Guide to Melbourne
c.1930 Visitor’s guide to Melbourne, Victoria. Published by The Argus newspaper, in cooperation with the Victorian Government Tourist Bureau. 52pp, softcover, 320 x 215mm, 2 colours.
Fascinating. Click on link to see the whole publication. How GREEN was St. Kilda Rd (pg 45)!
(via thenextstation)
Um. 360-degree panoramas of Wow. Wow. And then more Wow.
At the Metropolitan Museum, a New (Islamic) Wing, a New Vista
“On Tuesday, after eight years of renovation, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will open its new Islamic wing — the Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia and Later South Asia. Below, a tour of some of the collection’s highlights, including smaller images of artworks from other parts of the world, made at the same time”
OMG SERIUSLY WTF WOW.
The Patient Gardener, a 60-year long project to create a two-story retreat out of Japanese cherry trees. via architizer
Awesome.. Also kinda creepy.
by Zeno de Cock, Manchester.
This is outrageous. And ridiculous. I love it. Now, let’s just keep half of it for public housing…
Andrew Ranville’s Puumaja project:
Meaning “treehouse” in Finnish, Puumaja is a seven-tree installation that includes a habitable cabin, large multi-purpose deck, retractable stairs, and integrated Ramp sculpture. It is built using sustainable timber and local materials, with techniques to minimize impact to the trees and surrounding environment. Located in a remote forest in the Lakeland area of Finland, this privately commissioned project is ongoing.
It is cruel to taunt us with such fantasies.
Looks like from those West Papuan Korowai? Incredible
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Ralph Erskine’s retreat in South Stockholm, Sweden (via Lindman: Photography)
Very cool caravan-turned-house… (via Julie’s Unbelievable Airstream Trailer, Shed and Art Studio Green Tour | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest)
WOW - Korowai people of West Papua building treehouses (by WARIchannel)
by Ken Ohyama, Tokyo,
WHAT? Optimum use of bridge negative space, is what.. this is hilarious.
