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Exclusive: Quantum Paper And Google's Upcoming Effort To Make Consistent UI Simple

There have been a lot of leaks and rumors leading up to Google I/O this year. From Gmail to your Android device's home screen, nothing has been spared. Thr... by Liam Spradlin in Design, Exclusives, Google, News

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RESMO - Chien-Hui Ko This foldable floor mat is designed for airport operators to provide to tired travelers when there is a delay. The mat can be folded into many different positions, offering a comfortable, personal environment for the traveler to rest in. The two best features of the RESMO are its built-in shield to provide a bit of privacy and the easy joining of the mats to form dual pods.

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Perfect portable home office for those who want to easily fold and roll away the work station at the end of the day.

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House with an iron staircase by Roberto Murgia and Valentina Ravara http://www.dezeen.com/2013/11/13/house-with-an-iron-staircase-by-roberto-murgia-and-valentina-ravara/

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Residence in Kallitechnoupolis by Tense Architecture Network

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17-Year-Old Creates a 3D-Printed Robotic Prosthetic Arm for $250 Combining a Nintendo Power Glove with 3D-printed parts, 17-year-old Easton LaChappelle has designed an incredible robotic prosthetic arm. Made from LEGO bricks, fishing wire, and surgical tubing, LaChapelle’s robotic arm earned him 3rd place in the Colorado Science Fair of 2011 – which inspired him to go even further with the 3D-printed design.

At the Science Fair, LaChapelle encountered an entrant who wore an $80,000 prosthetic arm that would need replacing as she grew. Inspired and intrigued, he decided to take his homemade robotic arm, which could only grip a soda can, to the next level. His new goal was to create a high-tech prosthetic arm that was not only highly functional, but also affordable.

Read more: MAKE

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MIT's Tangible Media Group's project, inFORM http://tangible.media.mit.edu/project/inform

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Stunning Mosque In Iran Becomes A Magnificent Kaleidoscope When The Sun Rises

The exterior of the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz, Iran, while decorative, hints only vaguely at the colorful splendour held within. When you step inside, especially if it’s early in the morning, the mosque truly becomes a vivid and glorious kaleidoscope.

via[demilked] I Pictures by: Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji, Dav Wong, Marinela T. Gondii, Amin Abedini

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Don’t have a professional camera? Don’t let that prevent you from taking professional pictures with the Clip-On Mobile Lens System.

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Workshop Flat Pen

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Tasked with Ronald McDonald House BC’s 2014 Ski Challenge campaign, we took our inspiration from childhood crafts – namely, paper snowflakes – and created a series of hand-carved, typographic posters, each headline a nod to the event’s dual-nature of fun on and off the slopes.

Produced at Cossette Communications, Vancouver

In Market date: March 31 – April 1, 2014

Location: Whistler BC Canada

Creative Director: Michael Milardo

Associate Creative Director: Lisa Lebedovich

Art Director: Lisa Lebedovich

Copywriter: Kate Roland

Designer: Allison Chambers

Agency Producer: April Haffenden

Photographer: Anthony Redpath

Group Account Director: Anne Buch

Account Supervisor: Melissa Guillergan, Cambrea Strubin

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TrendHunter.com: Luxurious Block-Shaped Homes.

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Organic (A Fashion Range by John Patrick)

John Patrick prides himself on being highly ethical in his practice, and so his brand has been constructed in the same way. Very little ink is used, whilst an embossing seal leaves a mark but no mis-use of ink. The choice of stock varies for the estimated levels of production. Stock used for things printed at mass (eg. the labels) are printed on Lokta paper, from a Nepalese Lokta tree, which grows from the roots up after being cut. This allows John Patrick to be just as sustainable with his promotion as he is with his own fashion practice. With each sheet bought, 25% of the profit goes to a Nepalase charity. 

Branding by Joe Leadbeater

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Tea House in Shanghai, China by Archi-Union Architects

More of the tea house in Shanghai, China by Archi-Union Architects on WE AND THE COLOR

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