Alessi kids
“A design proposal for desktop wares made by students of first and second semester of the ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne, commissioned by Alessi, they look ready for production.”
via: Alessi kids | RedBox.
Canadian Winter Survival Kit – Beth Chapleau
“The goal of this project was to design a kit that needed to be assembled. The idea of a Canadian Winter Survival Kit was born and the logo, labels and packaging were designed.”
3D architecture stamps
“Netherlands Institute of Architecture has teamed up with the Dutch postal service to create a set of stamps that, when held up in front of your webcam, display 3D models of five unbuilt works by Dutch architecture offices. ”
via: Architizer Blog » Blog Archive » Radical Architecture In Your Palm.
The 90 Year Evolution of Movie Posters via Creativeoverflow
See the full collection via: The 90 Year Evolution of Movie Posters | Creativeoverflow.
Richard Meier’s Model Museum in Long Island City Reopens | ArchDaily
Richard Meier & Partners is pleased to announce the anticipated reopening of the Richard Meier Model MuseuLong Island City on Friday, May 13, 2011. Offering a rare glimpse into the process behind his distinguished 40-year career as an architect, Mr. Meier is once again unveiling his vast breadth of works to the public for its fifth consecutive season
Richard Meier’s Model Museum in Long Island City Reopens | ArchDaily.
The Souk, Abu Dhabi Central Market – Foster + Partners
Foster + Partners have completed a new shopping centre that combines high-end boutiques with independent local food and craft markets on the site of a historic city marketplace in Abu Dhabi.
via: Dezeen » Blog Archive » The Souk, Abu Dhabi Central Market by Foster + Partners.
Thiago Campos
llustration from the brazilian Designer and Art Director, Thiago Campos.
via: Thiago Campos Updated » Design You Trust – Social design inspiration!.
NRM (New Role Models)
“NRM (New Role Models) is an empowering initiative designed by David Kim and Mike Seto
The series of chairs features artwork by a variety of artists. Each is made out of 1/4-inch steel, bent, and laminated with a vinyl print. They distributed these chairs all around Manhattan and Brooklyn, so if you happen to see one, enjoy a seat!”
