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- Ahh, Dang The Traffic!
- A’ Design Awards & Competition – Winners
- City in a Skyscraper
- If it’s on your phone, it’s on your wrist.
- Bob rocks!
| Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:59 AM PDT I've seen a clock similar to the Swing Baton telling the time, however I find the application to managing the traffic system quite fascinating. Predictably, the baton is used to guide the traffic and avoid congestion. What is perky about it is the creative way the colorful signals are displayed. Designers: Chih Wei Lai & Chi Wang - Related posts:               |
| A’ Design Awards & Competition – Winners Posted: 14 Apr 2014 10:28 AM PDT Its an exciting time for the award winners of the A’ Design Awards & Competition. The results are out and it is time to crack open the champagne bottle! In essence, the awards are for designers, innovators and companies that deserve the attention of media, publishers and buyers. A’Design Award is a great opportunity for designers to have a jump in their careers, so here is a look at some of the winners! Laxart Museum Transmedia Rebranding by Young Joo Tak Zeitgeist Clock by Dmitry Pogorelov Le Maestro Modern Dress Loafer by Herman Delos Santos Osteoid Medical Cast, Attachable Bone Stimulator by Deniz Karasahin Tensegrity Space Frame Lighting Structure by Michal MacIej Bartosik Steam Tea Maker by Hakan Gürsu Forest Lodge Eco House Eco House by Chris Knierim Any 202 Tablet For K-12 Education by Jp-Inspiring Knowledge Food Feeder Plus Food Feeder by Justin Cheung Conspiracy-Sandal Shaped Jewels-Luxury Shoes by Gianluca Tamburini Ajorí Cruet. Condiment Container by Carlos Jimenez Perez & Pilar Balsalobre Intermarine 48 High Speed Boat by Viviane Nicoletti Eva Tea Set Teapot and Teacups by Maia Ming Fong Icon E-Flyer Electric Bicycle by Jonathan Ward Black Shadow H-E Hydrogen-Electric Hybrid Motorcycle by Mark Norton Menendez Cogito Watch Bluetooth Connected Watch by Connectedevice Ltd Only Right Here Knife Holder by Alan Saga Ttmm (after Time) Watchface Apps Collection by Albert Salamon Enticed? How about you join the next edition A’ Design Awards & Competition? They are featuring great discounts during 27-30 April 2014, using the earliest bird period fees. Get to know more about the winners and awards here. - Related posts:
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| Posted: 14 Apr 2014 06:31 AM PDT Launchspire is a radical re-interpretation not just of modern architecture, but of the airport and aviation in general. An electromagnetic vertical accelerator, using technological principles developed at CERN’s LHC provides a method for commercial aircraft to be accelerated to cruising speed from a ground based infrastructure. The super-tall structural solution would not only be a launch space for air transportation, but a vertical colony of commercial, residential & green spaces- essentially a helical version of the classic urban grid. The super-tall design proposes a new methodology of “spiral tube” structure that ensures a habitable floor plate depth and simple pedestrian movement through the structure, while providing an overall cross-sectional width to overcome stability issues. This structural solution is born out of a desire to reinvigorate the “core and floor plate” model of high-rise buildings. By creating a street of privately owned plots of habitation, the development and evolution of the tower inhabitation becomes organic and specifically tailored to provide for the people that live within the tower. The use of plots would be governed by a democratic planning system to ensure the building serves its occupants well. Schools, hospitals, commercial and residential uses would be interspersed throughout the tower with approximately one third of all plots to be public green spaces, nature reserves and farm land. This and its focus on transportation effectively make the building a confluence of road, rail, air and space transportation… a contemporary settlement built around the move of people. Designers: Henry Smith, Adam Woodward, Paul Attkins - Related posts:            |
| If it’s on your phone, it’s on your wrist. Posted: 14 Apr 2014 12:01 AM PDT I remember being a kid and watching the original Power Rangers talk into their wrist watch to communicate and do all sorts of cool stuff. That was 20 years ago, making me kinda old and whoever thought of that really smart, because 2014 is the dawn of the smartwatch! Jumping on the smartwatch wagon is the Braun S concept- it packs power in the form of notifications, fitness monitoring, calling assist, messaging, music and more. It syncs wirelessly with your smartphone to give you instant access with a simplified, user-friendly homescreen that you can even control with voice commands! Designer: Robrecht Vanhauwere - Related posts:            |
| Posted: 14 Apr 2014 12:01 AM PDT Bob is an eco-friendly, minimalist version of the rocking horse that was designed to not only reduce waste but keep childhood memories alive! Once little ones have outgrown the horse, it transforms into a seat by hiding the rockers under the main body. Use it as a functional keepsake and then pass it on when your kids have little ones of their own! Designer: Yong Wei Fang - Related posts:            |
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