A Room for London: Fanciful Rooftop Boat & Windmill Hotel
In summer 2012, when the Olympic Games come to London, lucky travelers will experience the bustle of the city from a boat-like temporary hotel perched atop the Queen Elizabeth Hall at the ...
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A company's brand is a succinct but comprehensive embodiment of everything the company stands for. The best logos are recognizable, memorable and let you know what the company is about with just ...
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After Effects: Moldy Miniature Homes Left to Decay into Art
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Unfolding Interior Design: Origami-Inspired Furniture
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Gabriel Dawe: Threading His Way to Art Museums
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Upgrading the Future: Reusable Green DIY Building System
How many exciting design ideas have been put off indefinitely or discarded altogether due to the fear of failure? It's not only the mental and emotional tolls of failure that hold designers back ...
