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- The Great River Turbine
- Bouquet of Lights
- OMG! I Love the Blue Facebook Phone!
- Living Architecture
- Linear Street Lamp
| Posted: 05 Jun 2012 09:18 AM PDT Michael Jantzen’s Great River Turbine is yet another hydroelectric power station that focuses on public outreach, allowing visitors to visit and witness first-hand the creation of clean energy. Situated on a moored barge, the turbine would automatically rise and fall with the water level and could be placed in most any river setting for pollution-free electricity. Designer: Michael Jantzen
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| Posted: 05 Jun 2012 04:17 AM PDT A very close call on the illuminated incense sticks, the Callar wins grace for being the ideal representation of illuminated flower stems. A bunch of these would work wonders on any angry spouse or girlfriend, plus they'd make good mood lighting. The clever thing is that they are without wires and portable; they recharge via a base station. Warm and exuding love, I'd take home a bunch of these for next Valentines’! Designer: Jaehwa Lee
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| OMG! I Love the Blue Facebook Phone! Posted: 05 Jun 2012 03:42 AM PDT Thank god I didn't invest in the Facebook IPO. I'd much rather bet my money on a Bluephone….the Facebook! It looks interesting and boasts drool-worthy features. The sleek blue case is fashioned out of metal and it sports a 4.2-inch screen. The front hosts 5 – megapixel camera and an 8 – megapixel camera adorns the back. It juices up via induction charging using a dedicated dock. Of course all this is in the designer's imagination, but who am I to complain! I can only imagine the customized hotkeys and impending chaos it will create in my online life. Yes, I await the FB Phone with eager enthusiasm! Designer: Michal Bonikowski
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| Posted: 05 Jun 2012 12:01 AM PDT The Turbine Bridge concept is a hydroelectric power station that also serves as a multifunctional space on Amsterdam’s Amstel River. On the main internal level there is space dedicated to pedestrian walkers and cyclists, cafes and stores while the upper level hosts terraces, playgrounds and spaces to relax. More than just a link between two sides of the river, the bridge aims to become a landmark where both locals and tourists can come together. Designer: DWAWU Architects
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| Posted: 05 Jun 2012 12:01 AM PDT Designed for Bep’s Car & Motorcycle Accessories, the B-Light is a modern twist on the street lamp that is instantly recognizable in “traffic red.” Formed from a single, laser-cut metal sheet, the design consists of a straight line that folds in on itself, like the sinuous lines of light obtained by photographing moving cars at night. With a bright LED light that’s parallel to the ground it also does its best to minimize light pollution. Designer: Labìt Architetti & Studio Fuxia
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