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I like big backpacks and I cannot lie… Got some junk in your trunk? Need a backpack with some extra back? Well let me ASSk you something. Would you be caught with your pants down without one of these “female form” inspired backpacks dubbed “The Peach” by Yen-Hsiang Skeet Wang? The designer felt it necessary to tell us that he is like totally into chicks see.. and that he thinks a girls “bum” is like really erotic. Well, a woman’s glu.. 더보기
Drinking From A Drop DROPPA is a carafe designed to bridge the gap between form, function, and space. It expands the feeling of liquidity out of an object that looks like a water droplet frozen just at the moment of impact. It’s organic and extremely architectural. The top of the drop is actually the cup by where you invert the stem to pour water into. Designer: Ozgur Onal 더보기
쿨(cool) 10.5 사랑을 원해 성수) 누가 나 좀 말려줘~ 찬물 좀 내게 뿌려줘 타는 태양 보다 더 뜨거운 사랑에 난 목 말라 * 다시 또 사랑을 원해~(아 원해!!) 누군갈 만나길 원해~(HEY!! come on!!) 다시 또 사랑을 원해~(너무 너무 원해!!) 사랑을 원해 재훈) 첫사랑 떠났을 때 죽고 싶었지 두번째는 견딜만했써 그러다 세번 네번째 쉬워지는 이별은 점점 날 무감각 하게 만들지 유리) 첫번째 남자에겐 내맘 안줬지 두번째는 주다 말다 했었지 이젠 다 주고 싶어도 못 주는 내 맘이 너무 너무 답답해 ** 재훈) 일부러 누굴 좋아할 순 없잖아 비록 혼자 살지라도 내 사랑~ 내 사랑~ 다시 어떻게든 되찾고 싶어 가슴이 터질듯 한 나의 첫사랑 그 느낌 십분의 단 일이라도 한 번만~ 한 번만~ 다시 미칠듯이 사랑할꺼야 유리) .. 더보기
still number one! 1 foam hand by geral fauss geral fauss with his first #1 hand prototype image © designboom 1978 #1 hand protoypes L: the first #1 hand made from plywood - too heavy! - R: layered card prototype hand - too fragile! early #1 foam hands ca. 1979 the current 18" #1 hand (2008) - todays hands allow for up to 6 color printing the #1 hand is now available in several sizes ranging from 16 inches (40cm) to 22 inches (55 inches) va.. 더보기
contemporary airport design 1 airports in their earliest days, didn't even really exist as airports. instead, their presence was more of a way for spectators to enjoy air shows, which at the start of the 20th century, had gained some popularity. over time, a number of generic airport designs had emerged to accommodate this form of transportation. today our airports have become the hubs of global exchange and are seen as gate.. 더보기
contemporary airport design 2 shenzhen airport, china by massimiliano fuksas architects (2008) massimiliano fuksas: http://www.fuksas.it bangkok international airport, thailand by murphyjahn architects (1995-2004) the new bangkok international airport is a hub of culture, with thai artifacts displayed throughout. the overall aesthetic of the airport is also reminiscent of traditional thai architecture, linking the airport to.. 더보기
contemporary airport design 3 miami international airport, USA by rizo carreno & partners with borelli & associates (2007) the south terminal expansion at miami international airport is the largest new building project that the miami-dade county has ever taken on for the airport. running from concourse H to concourse J, the terminal is connected by a series of sky bridges for easy navigation. like many other airports, the pa.. 더보기
contemporary airport design 4 jeddah international airport, saudi arabia by office for metropolitan architecture (2005) jeddah international airport is only used six weeks out of the year, when over two million muslims arrive for the hajj pilgrimage to mecca. the main terminal is shaped like a ring with a lush oasis at its core. office for metropolitan architecture: http://www.oma.eu sendai international airport, japan by HO.. 더보기
'mobile art' pavillion world tour by zaha hadid photo © toshio kaneko just a quick update - the 'mobile art' pavillion designed by zaha hadid has finished showing in tokyo and will now move to new york. the pavillion designed for fashion icon chanel includes works from 15 contemporary artists who each were asked to create a bag influenced by chanel's 2.55 quilted style bag, celebrating 50 years. the pavillion will be open to visitors at new y.. 더보기
'tabeo' by birsel + seck for herman miller the design team of birsel + seck recently collaborated with american furniture manufacturer herman miller to re-invent the file cabinet. this standard piece of office furniture has seen little changes throughout its history. the office, on the other hand, has radically changed. the ‘teneo’ furniture series aims to re-imagine the file cabinet for the workplace of today. the series took inspiratio.. 더보기

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