Tag Archives: sky

Moonlight Rainbow Fountain

By Joop de Boer | Published: Wednesday July 28, 2010

In the past we’ve been writing about designing the air, for example here and there. This is a small contribution to this subject in the…

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Flying Gardens

By Joop de Boer | Published: Wednesday June 16, 2010

An overwhelming history of sky design does not exist. Ancient Romans and Greeks never had the technical possibilities to really redesign the big space around us. As modern…

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Flyfire: Pixel Swarms As Displays

By Jeroen Beekmans | Published: Wednesday May 12, 2010

It’s a good idea to visit the website of MIT’s Senseable City Lab from time to time. It showcases plenty of refreshing projects and experiments that aim to…

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Redesigning The Sky, Part 2

By Jeroen Beekmans | Published: Sunday November 22, 2009

Talking about artificial rainbows effects, this picture here is really amazing. Its shot at Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego, by Gary Johnson aka Madebackwards.…

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Redesigning The Sky

By Joop de Boer | Published: Friday November 20, 2009

What can rainbows do for the city? The rainbow is absolutely one of nature’s most funny inventions. Its beauty is maybe too much for human understanding. As a symbol, the…

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Clouds Of Data In The London Sky

By Jeroen Beekmans | Published: Thursday November 12, 2009

It’s called a “celebration of technology” by Paola Antonelli, senior curator of architecture and design at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Recently an impressive international team of…

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