Making It
Drawings That Span Across Acres, Drawn Using Snowshoes
"Most of my artwork addresses the environment in some way," says Hinrichsen.
An Espresso Machine That Exudes Warmth Instead Of Industrial Cool
A beautiful coffeemaker that scraps all the metal, replacing it with porcelain and wood.
Wanted
A Rotating Rubber Stamp Makes Business Jargon Quick And Easy
All the phrases that make you cringe.
Shapeshifting Building Would Allow Urban Farming Year-Round
It’s pretty wild stuff. Too wild, maybe. Still it gets you thinking: Architecture isn’t static any more.
Check Out This Replica Of Charles And Ray Eames’s Living Room
They were kinda messy!
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That’s One Hard Maze: Nine Floors And Made Of Glass
The cube would be constructed entirely out of 100% recycled flexible glass-based polymer, so you’d be able to see through walls, floors, ceilings--the whole thing.
Making It
Light Projection On Crystals Is A Mini Fortress Of Solitude
Who says LCD screens need to be flat?
How The Kindle Stomped Sony, Or, Why Good Solutions Beat Great Products
Written by: Ron Adner
How did Sony, with its lauded hardware, get clobbered by Amazon in the e-reader war? The answer is an object lesson in the importance of creating an ecosystem to support your product.
Infographic of the Day
Up Close With Feltron’s Latest Annual Report
From Nicholas Felton, the design mind behind Facebook’s Timeline, another astonishing set of infographics about his daily life.
Making It
Even Better Than iPhone 5: An iPhone With The 1986 Mac OS
In a fantastical alternate timeline, the original Macintosh was followed up with the iPhone. And this was its interface.
