No words to describe this, except that there is a good reason to plan a trip to Berlin in October 2005... via View full entry
Advanced high frequency bonding techniques are used to create beautifully engineered balanced panels from prime selected hardwood timbers and acrylic with invisible gluelines. Panels are offered in 8mm and 20mm thicknesses, and may be used within frames or as stand alone doors or other... View full entry
NYC replaces aging Fifth Avenue and 57th Street holidays snowflake with shimmering Ingo Maurer new one (1433lbs). Read View full entry
Following the latest trend of expanding the scope of services provided by architect practices with the opening new companies Grimshaw launched Grimshaw Industrial Design View full entry
The Design Museum is hosting Under a Tenner. "There is nothing wrong with the chaise longue by Le Corbusier, but design affects every aspect of our lives. It is also about the pencil and the paper clip, both beautifully designed but not terribly expensive." | indp View full entry
Beverly Tang, one of my favorite bloggers, has just released her jewelry line... and it looks really hot. Stock up on xmas gifts before it sells out! View full entry
Princeton Architectural Press & Jennifer Siegal have announced a new subscription service called “Materials Monthly” that provides “hands-on access to state of the art materials.” View full entry
Structures USA founder Andrew Dennis has invented a new form of lightweight concrete utilizing a synthetic cement as the binder. This new concrete matrix does not use Portland cement, sand, or gravel. It is mixed like concrete with dry ingredients, but with very little water. Structures USA |... View full entry
Archinect contributor Patrick Markesano has just launched his new website, homeostatic.net. Saturated with a seductive mood, the site pushes web interactivity through touch-motion imagery and filmic-like meditations. Check it out! View full entry
Blending technology and ancient arts, Jun-ichi Arai continues to push textile design into unexplored realms. (Metropolis) View full entry
www.clearviewhwy.com : the new font for US Highway signs. View full entry
Libby Kowalski has produced the first fabric made from completely clear extruded polymer yarn. The resulting aesthetic is similar to woven drawn glass. Kova Textiles | Recombinant [12] | Christine Key, Seattle So-called Krystal Weave comes in 54" wide sheets, and is available in clear and... View full entry
A new show organized by Delray Beach's Museum of Lifestyle & Fashion History explores the connection between buildings and clothes. From the PB Post View full entry
2004's Scariest (or most tasteless) Halloween Costumes... View full entry
DesignBoom features modified technology to fit your re80s lifestyle. View full entry