The famous London-based designer Fausto Fantinuoli became the developer of the original series of sneakers Landscapes of Brazil. As a source, Fausto used running shoes and football boots.
The scientist and researcher from Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Wim L. Noorduin creates incredible flower simulations on the micro-level. More precisely, he grows them using chemical reactions.
The SS Ayrfield is one of many decommissioned ships in the Homebush Bay, in the west of the Sidney, Australia. The main feature of this ship is not the rust which covers it, but a forest growing through its deck.
It is pretty strange, but since the age of thirteen the British photographer wanted to be a mad scientist or a secret agent. This must’ve been the influence of the movies that he was watching at the time.
This project is unique not only for its design, but also for the fact that it’s located on a secluded private island with a total area of 1,200 square meters. Not far from the island are the suburbs of Amsterdam.
Besides the subtle sense of humor, Robert Rickhoff added to his project notes of concern about the people’s neglect. You must agree, sometimes such facts actually occur in our life, although maybe not as comical.
A very original solution was developed and implemented as an extension for an already existing old house in Winchester, UK. The idea of creating the project was generated by the owner’s love for glass.
A guy, who is known on the internet as Sheepo, created with his own hands a terrific toy version of the Caterham 7 roadster. At a first sight, it may seem that this is a LEGO set of the car, but it’s not.
The Buzludzha Mountain is considered a communist shrine of Bulgarian Communists. This is not just a selected place; it is a historical feature, which later was turned into a place of worship.
Four-day festival of fans of Wave, Gothic and Steampunk Wave-Gotik Treffen 2013 ended a few days ago in Leipzig, Germany. About twenty thousand fans attended it.