2,100 shoelaces with the help of 1.3 kilometers of brass wire go to make these shoes dance like grass in the wind, via My Modern Metropolis.
2,100 shoelaces with the help of 1.3 kilometers of brass wire go to make these shoes dance like grass in the wind, via My Modern Metropolis.
What a beautiful glass structure…
Melbourne-based architectural practice Lyons digitally rendered this stunning façade, which belongs to the John Curtin School of Medical Research at Australian National University. The glazed panels express the research work of the school at various scales, including the scale of humankind, the molecule, and the codified representations of the DNA strand.
The project begins with the idea of a wooden deck. On this platform would incorporate the areas of the house. But the resources were exclusively aimed at this terrace, and the interior space was enough only for a large be incorporated therein. It was therefore decided to allocate almost all of these resources to resolve the housing based on two main components: a deck and a living area, the latter being capable of absorbing the kitchen, dining room and even the master bedroom.
Love this simple update to the iPhone 4…
Want to alter the appearance of your iPhone 4 to make it stand out from the crowd? Cases are a good option but tend to add bulk and conceal the iPhone’s elegance. Adding a vinyl or leather sticker to the back is another alternative, but it feels cheesy at times and can cheapen the iPhone’s overall look. How about replacing the fragile glass back entirely with something durable that still retains the iPhone’s original aesthetics? Check out this metal panel mod for the iPhone 4
Danish architectural practice Henning Larsen Architects has designed the IT University in Ørestaden, Denmark. The masterplan for the area is based on a north-south-going, linear structure. This basic structure is designed as three strips conveying three different urban themes. The strips are intersected by roads on the transverse axis from Amager Fælledvej. Connections between the buildings lie on the transverse axis perpendicular to the open, landscaped areas.
The building is developed along the southern and western boundaries of the parcel, which together with the elements of urbanization of the site, form a kind of atrium, whose diagonal flight to a distant vision of the Sierra Calderona.
via ArchDaily.