WebUrbanist Archives: Page 6

Curiouser and Curiouser: Handmade QR Codes Pop Up in NYC

Bridging the often-strange gap between analog and digital communication, the Curiosity Project brought a bit of whimsy to the streets of New York.

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Brain-Eating Groomsmen, And 27 Other Creative Wedding Photos

When a photographer helps the soon-to-be married couple take their photography in a fun and unique direction, the process becomes a whole lot cooler.

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Top Pop-Up Shops: 14 Temporary Retail Stores

Literally erected overnight, pop-up shops can appear just about anywhere and aim to dazzle onlookers with unusual exteriors and stunning interior designs.

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Korean Twin Towers Fail to 'Cloud' Memories of 9/11

“The Cloud” is due to rise in Seoul by 2015 – that is, unless a storm of controversy centered on the design's alarming resemblance to 9/11 blows the plan away.

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Sculptures Made of Straws by Sang Sik Hong

Korean artist Sang Sik Hong uses thousands of straws to create eerie, luminous relief sculptures of human body parts.

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Modern Religion: 13 Contemporary Churches & Chapels

Unlike the intricate spires and scrolls of traditional churches, these modern church designs focus on minimalism to enhance the beauty of natural light.

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Antwerp's Abandoned Tunnels House Subterranean Museum

The abandoned metro tunnels beneath Antwerp turn into an underground architectural museum mimicking an archaeological site in this intriguing proposal.

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Digital Suburbs: Logic-Defying Fictional Aerial Views

Aerial views of suburban communities often bring to mind careful planning and strategic placement. These digital suburbs are refreshingly chaotic.

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Movie Poster Minimalism: 41 Stripped-Down Examples

Modern society is built on a "more, more, more!" mentality that has leaked into movie marketing. Minimalist posters take a more bare bones approach.

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Lenticular Street Art: Trick Graffiti Works only at Angles

Artists use either angled surfaces like shutters or lenticular lenses with holographic images to create 'trick' art that can only be seen from certain angles.

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