Wanted: Kicks Solve A Subtle Failing Of The iPad’s Design
Using 3M technology, the rails stick on for extra traction and can be removed at will--without leaving a trace.
No Joke: The White House Almost Looked Like This
Pyramids, giant weather vanes, Venice-style canals: If Washington D.C. had turned out as some architects imagined, it would have been colorful to say the least.
Queasy Couture Uses Moldy Bread To Make Haute Fabrics
“I wanted to show that mold is beautiful and can be luxurious,” she tells Co.Design in an email.
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Infographic Of The Day: The Pro Sports Twitterverse
Andrew Garcia Phillips, one of the data viz geniuses over at Chartball, sent us the company’s latest project: A sprawling map of the pro sports Twitterverse
Roof Sculpture, Inspired By Buckyballs, Uses Solar Power To Emit Moonlight
The artist Spencer Finch has installed a sculpture that looks like a lunar landing module that has returned to earth “with moonlight on board.”
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How Japan Mined Its History To Fuel The Innovation Of Today
How inventions synonymous with contemporary Japan--from robots and fuel-efficient cars to manga and Walkmen--drew inspiration from ancient Japan.
What Good Does Design Do For Business?
Written by: Thomas Lockwood
Here Thomas Lockwood proposes the Design Mix, a set of principles that define how design adds value to business.
Bjarke Ingels To Build Science Center That Gives Geeks Fresh Air
Another big win for rising starchitect Bjarke Ingels.
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10 Posters Showing The Sweep And Grandeur Of Modern Science
Simon C. Page’s designs promoting the International Year of Chemistry are inspired by stories of intrepid researchers.
