According to the Amsterdam studio Modem, the wearable technologies of the future will not be nearly as futuristic as science fiction movies depict them.
Patented Futures, a joint project between Modem and Studio Bjørn Ibsen, translates the visions of Silicon Valley tech giants into 3D object models. The designed objects are based on patents from the companies, using designs from Facebook, Apple and Google, among others. The resulting visual designs show objects that are completely ordinary but could serve as a gateway to virtual reality in the future.
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Zigzag apartment building designed by LAB5
LAB5, a Budapest-based design firm specializing in urban architecture, architecture and interior design, has designed a fourteen-apartment residential building on the corner of Kerekes and Jász Streets in Angyalföld. The condominium gains its character from the interplay between the irregular rectangular plot and the balconies, reminiscent of the oblique street
fortepan
Here’s the “love child” of Fortepan and Google review!
Emese Góg has been collecting found amateur recordings for years, and now she has embarked on a very special and fun art experiment: in the “Többet vártam” (I expected more—free translation) series, nostalgic photos and reviews written for various attractions meet. We talked about the secrets!
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architecture
Kyiv’s socio-modern buildings inspired PODYH’s latest collection
The troubled fate of the modernist buildings erected during the socialist era is a serious problem in Kyiv, as it is in many cities in the region. With its autumn-winter collection, the PODYH clothing brand wants to draw attention to the value of iconic modernist buildings.
According to Daria Plaksyuk,