Check Out This Incredible Tropical Cantilever!
A topographical approach was developed to sculpt the land and to integrate the architecture with nature…concrete structures and garden slabs bind into the topography and others subtly stand out through a mesh of wood in the landscape, created through a succession of structural frames. Click here to read more!
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Betype’s Against Cancer by Byron Galan.
Byron’s Mom was diagnosed with Uterine Cancer stage 3, so he made an Indiegogo campaign to help her with the treatment.
“Byron: I made this poster to promote my campaign, I want to capture the attention of the young people that aren’t aware of Cancer by making a contrast of concepts, sometimes we are pissed off by little things as a dropped ice cream or youtube restrictions but if you stop and think how many people have hard problems in the world like cancer you will think twice before getting anger. Is far more easy to capture your attention with a simple and cute icon of a funny thing than showing the word in all caps: CANCER.”
Even when the Indiegogo’s campaign achieve the goal, you can still donate, as he said: “you know $5k is a small amount if you think at the whole treatment, so you can still donate the real goal is surpass the $5k and hit the $10k”.
If you want to help him you can make a donation here and get a shirt for $25 donation:
betype.co/cancer.
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Living Room At Dana Barnes’s loft
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A Table and a Seesaw in One
Dutch designer Marleen Jansen has integrated a seesaw into a table and created ‘De Tafel Wip’.
The Table Seesaw is a two-seater table that makes leaving the table during dinner—and eating alone—physically impossible.
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Citizens need things to walk between to encourage them to walk, but walkability is about more than proximity to shops, says a new book by Julie Campoli. Check out our review here.
thisbigcity, 04.02.13.
‘Made for Walking: Density and Neighborhood Form’ on amazon.
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