March 20th, 2012
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M.C. Escher’s “Relativity” cut and folded in paper from a single piece of 8.5″x11″ cardstock, without use of glue or other adhesive.
via M.C. Escher’s “Relativity”, kirigami by Crackpot Papercraft – ego-alterego.com.
Vivid Sydney is a relatively new attraction to Sydney-siders, involving various light shows on iconic buildings and objects. The festival has a duration of about 2 weeks each year and is a great time for local and visiting photographers to enjoy the unique designs.
This house is set in the Santa Lucia Mountains near Carmel, California and was designed by San Francisco based firm Feldman Architecture. The house is partially sunk into the ground to help lessen its visual impact.
Via Santa Lucia Mountain House » Design You Trust – Social design inspiration!
via Interview: Winy Maas of MVRDV on Balancing Barn from Dezeen on Vimeo.
I want to live in a balancing barn :D
via gizmodo.com
This cantilevered 134-foot-long office sits on top a main concrete structure, seemingly out of place and in dangerous equilibrium. It’s not only pretty, but one of the largest cantilevered buildings in the world.
This is a recording of a wicked video projection show perfectly mapped to the front of a mansion in England. You’ve just got to see it to believe it. It’s sort of long, but I recommend watching at least the first minute and then skipping around (there’s even some Pac-Man action around 4:00). And speaking of skipping around, I don’t do that shit — I gallop. What? CLIPPITY CLOP, BITCHES!
via geekologie.com
not sure what’s with the heart thing, but pretty kool project
