Monday, August 20, 2007
Monday, December 04, 2006
Only in the UK
PRETTY POLLY BILLBOARD (UK)
E-mail Wednesday, 29 November 2006
http://www.thecoolhunter.net/images/stories/_2006/IMAGES2/ukbillboard.jpg
The billboard has long been one of the most powerful forms of location advertising. Just think of New York’s Time Square – many a car accident has been caused be motorists loosing concentration because they’re attention has
been captivated by a ten storey high image of Madonna, Kate Moss or Calvin Klein’s latest sex-god male model.
If it hasn’t already caused any accidents we’re predicting that this sexy new billboard ad in the UK for underwear brand Pretty Polly will have cars thumping into each other in no time. The six storey ad features a leggy model wearing a skirt made from real material which, when sent north by the wind reveals her sexy black tights. We love it. by Lisa Evans
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
400 seconds - 20 images - Design Forum NY
Pretty cool idea.
Anyone interested in doing something like this in our meetings? It could help us learn more about what intrigues us, inspires us and impacts the way we think and work.
Exerpt from it:
"It's architecture’s version of speed dating. At Pecha Kucha, an event born in Tokyo in 2003 and introduced to New Yorkers in September, architects are allowed 400 seconds to show 20 images of their work. “There’s no saying ‘back’ to the projectionist,” explains Klein Dytham Architecture principal Mark Dytham, who began organizing the events with partner Astrid Klein. Indeed, the projectionist changes the slide every 20 seconds, ready or not."
ham or turkey?
Hear Architecture Here
And you can subscribe to podcasts:
http://www.aia.org/podcasts/
There is a podcast for DnR, Design and Architecture on LA's NPR station. Maybe someone can respond with that podcast address?
Bubble Screen
Hard to read the text but could be an interesting application in the right context.
Monday, November 20, 2006
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Mediamesh
Mediamesh is a revolutionary, new, product that integrates of digital imagery and color into Tigris. Through a special construction, we interweave special LED strips at regular intervals. The LEDs will display all digital imagery, from logos to advertising and film. The LEDs are controlled remotely through a web-based user interface.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Cool Design+Architecture Links
CA Design Show: CA Boom Show
Architecture: Best of Architecture
Architect Studio: Space Intl.
Design: Reset Design
Product: Rug Star
Prefab Architecture: Design Mobile
Architecture: Arkinetia
Architecture: La Reserva
Great Reference for Research
This is a great site to research demographic information in a specific geographic location in the US. Click on Neighboroo.com to check it out.
Color in - Color out
The windows on the ten floors along the tower body constantly change colour. Anyone can call a number, +46 (70) 57 57 807, and control the colours in the windows of the tower by mixing red, green and blue light with their phone. You can do it on site or by looking at a camera stream on the webpage. It can be seen from quite some distance in every direction.
The developers say that "Besides the aesthetic sides of Colour By Numbers we hope that it can be a contribution to the debate about democracy and public space here in Stockholm."
Colour by Numbers is a collaboration between: Milo Lavén, architect, Erik Krikortz, artist and Loove Broms, interaction designer. Photos by Malin Arnesson.
Monday, October 30, 2006
Anyone out there?
I vote to develop it and make it into something great.
choyt
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Chill out!

A visual world map of the 'collective mood' of users: the interface queries the current mindset ('chill') of a user, which is then mapped to a brightly colored dot, merged & displayed on top of a geographical world map. this map also displays additional data & text messages submitted by other users, all placed on the appropriate geographical locations.
If you need technical help please call xt. 4593 or email us.

