Peace: 100 Ideas is a collaborative book project put together by Chen Design that juxtaposes 100 illustrations next to 100 ideas for achieving a more peaceful world. The book is printed on 100% post-consumer recycled, elemental chlorine-free paper using soy-based…
Continue Reading →As green building technologies push forward, we're seeing some great architectural minds push the envelope to create truly inspiring buildings that combine sound design and sustainable technologies. Chad Oppenheim's COR project is setting a great example in the way it…
Continue Reading →Sinclair Scott Smith has taken quite the view of the tool industry with his Master's program project Capital Tool Co. The project adheres to Sinclair's academic specialization, which is to explore social representation in the field of industrial design. Capital…
Continue Reading →From the creator of the Bubble Project, Ji Lee, comes to us a new and novel way to make art out of your idiot box (television): the Abstractor. The instructions of this home-made art project are best described by Ji's…
Continue Reading →American photographer Spencer Tunick has been taking pictures of nude people in public places since 1992, and apparently the mix of red, white and blue (it's really what our skin looks like!) hues all piled together hasn't given him any…
Continue Reading →When the FCC granted a request by Chicago Public Radio to boost their wattage by 7 times, the team led by president Tony Malatia decided that they would use the new broader reach to tap into a demographic that is…
Continue Reading →We're always wondering, what does the future hold for personal and home audio? What will consumer packaged music look like even just a few years from now? With the advent of perpendicular storage, NAS systems, cheap flash memory, and increasing…
Continue Reading →The wild tape-artist and DC-based street prankster Mark Jenikns is at it again. Last year he placed "tape babies" around the city for his STORKER project. This time around he wrapped parking meters with colored tape to resemble lollipops, or…
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