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| 015. Check your weight Pictures from my trip to India. 25/01/2008 posted by akarit. |
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| 014. Design & Violence Peace. |
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| 013. The SAATCHI GALLERY - Terence Koh Selected works by Terence Koh. Born in Beijing, China. Lives and works in New York. For more info go to www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk |
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| 012. One of Our Favorite Artist. Jenny Holzer is famous for her short statements, formally called ?truisms?. some are common myths while others are just phrases on random subjects in the form of slogans. he sayings include: ?a man can't know what it's like to be a mother?, ?men are not monogamous by nature?, ?money creates taste?, ?a lot of professionals are crackpots?, ?enjoy yourself because you can't change anything anyway?, ?freedom is a luxury not a necessity?, ?don't place too much trust in experts?. |
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| 011. What's your office look like? what about a change to the physical environment within which people operate ? create ? innovate? |
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| 010. Book Heaven Erected inside a former 800 year old Dominican church, this bookstore is said to hold the largest stock of books in English in Maastricht, one of the oldest cities in the Netherland. Having just won the Lensvelt de Architect Interior Prize 2007, this newest addition to the Selexyz book chain is well worth the visit to this Medievil city if you are ever in the area. |
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| 009.Creative Kid Space Forget the "concrete jungle" archetypal school, complete with bars on windows. This school's hallways (pictured above) have been inspired by the imaginary landscape of the Silver Dragon. This environment is created to read like a story book; the further you progress through the hallways, the higher your senses are delighted. With shimmering walls, glowing ceilings and a fantasy feel resonating throughout the architecture, the children engage on a higher social level within the school environment. |
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| 008. Japanese Products See The Japanese thinking. Posted by Charintip. |
| 007. Tom Dixon In conjunction with the London Design Festival, leading British designer Tom Dixon took over Trafalgar Square with a large-scale lighting installation. With plans afoot to ban the sale of traditional incandescent bulbs in the EU, Tom designed and arranged for the manufacture -specifically for this installation - of a recycled plastic light which uses a low-energy compact fluorescent light bulb. (More info at www.londondesignfestival.com) |
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| 007. Found Nov 28, 2007 |
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