Jeanne Gang Unveils A Razor-Edged Skyscraper Along The High Line
The High Line’s latest neighbor is a thoughtful, polite piece of architecture wrapped in jagged sawtooth glass.
Oko: An iPad App That Turns Satellite Photos Into Spinning Puzzles
NASA’s majestic views of Earth from space have never been quite this frustrating.
Nissan’s Drive-By-Wire Tech Could Make Steering Wheels Obsolete
Rather than turning the steering column directly, the wheels in Infiniti’s 2013 models will talk to a computer.
Wallpaper Made From Thousands Of Tiny Stickers
Trailer park toile, Lisa Frank arabesques, and glow-in-the-dark florals: This Brooklyn company makes some of the wildest wallpaper on earth.
This Makes Perfect Sense: The Wheelbarrow As Television Stand
CW&T used repurposed bicycle parts to build the TV Barrow, elevating the humble TV stand into the realm of surprisingly functional art.
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Bite-Size Bits Of Design Wisdom, Made In Just 5 Minutes
Base Design’s Thierry Brunfaut gives himself 300 seconds to get the point across.
Bob Dylan, Sung By A Zombie Chorus Of Dead Office Gadgets
Past-their-prime printers, scanners, and fax machines perform "The Times They Are A-Changin’" in Brother’s clever new commercial.
Why Shrink-Wrapping A Cucumber Is Actually Good For The Environment
A new book addresses the many misconceptions of the environmentally conscious packaging movement.
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Kickstarting: A Tiny, Working Slide Projector For Your Instagram Shots
Sending your faux-retro Instagram shots full circle, back to the truly analog era of View-Masters and vacation photos projected on a white sheet.
Popcorn Maker: A Dead-Simple Drag-and-Drop App For Remixing Web Videos
The Mozilla Foundation’s latest project aims to bring interactive multimedia remixing to the masses.
