The technological revolution increasingly change the way people work, live with each other and deal with time and space. Due to modern information technologies, labor becomes flexible and…
Posted in Headline | Also tagged co-working, creative class, events, la, lips, los angeles, melbourne, mobility, new york, nyc, san francisco, stockholm, tel aviv, working nomads |
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…
By Jesse Jorg | Published:
Thursday March 18, 2010
Wasted Spaces is a London-based non-profit art organization that transforms vacant shop fronts and unused properties into exciting art experiences. This attracts new audiences and gives them the…
During our explorations in fresh developments in architecture we already found plenty of nifty projects, ideas and concepts that have the potential to totally reframe the production of the physical…
Posted in Architecture, Headline | Also tagged 3d, 3d printing, Architecture, building, design, esa, future, innovation, models, moon, pisa, Technology |
Some weeks ago Joop wrote two reviews about the books ‘Hong Kong Inside’ and ‘Hong Kong Outside’ — two stunning photographic documents about people living in Hong Kong’s…
Last Friday I paid attention to Spacecraft 2 by showcasing some of the more than 150 projects covered in the book. Under the slogan ‘more fleeting architecture…
Posted in Headline, International Practices | Also tagged Architecture, Book, cologne, consumerism, design, diy, flexible, green, interior, interventions, kiosk, miami, milan, mobile, modular, projects, public space, recycling, review |
In 2007 we fell in love with Spacecraft, a fantastic book published by Gestalten which presents inspiring “projects that meet the changing spatial needs…
Posted in Headline, International Practices | Also tagged Architecture, berlin, Book, design, diy, environment, flexible, green, kiosk, madrid, mobile, modular, projects, review, san diego, sustainable |
The issue, really, is the absence of the erotic city. It forces us to ask: what do our spaces reflect about our treatment of sexuality? Where are the…
Los Angeles-based architecture firm INABA have designed and installed a so-called ‘Pool Noodle Rooftop’ for the non-profit art group X-Initiative in Chelsea, New…
Brazilian visual artist Ernesto Neto has made this great fantasy space at museum Booijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam.…
The architects of Berlin agency Convertible City have designed a great theatre transformation project in the German town of Darmstadt. During the recontruction of…
The local government of Athens must have been concerned about the pale skin of the local nerds. Flickr user Tribalddb.Athens made these pictures of…
In our series reporting about amazing inflatable spaces we found, this project at the Libarynth research site of our friend Cocky Eek, is called…
If you’re the cashier of a city where no-one ever walks on street by night (a so-called boring city), you can easily save money. Just turn off the street lights…
Posted in International Practices | Also tagged city, cool, flexible, germany, innovation, light, mobile phone, public space, Technology, town, village |
A growing development concerning space is the devaluation of the concept by digital ways taking over space functions. The following iPhone app simply shows how…
