No Sleep 'til BRKLYN.

My thoughts are usually racing as a result of the way I want to live my life and what I want to achieve. This amalgamation of design, architecture, fashion, music, and male appreciation is way of spilling out these thoughts. A continuous stream of consciousness poured into the form of an online blog.

[enochliew]

The Tent by a21 studio

The steep roof with thick thatch is a response to the site that gets intense heat from the West throughout the year.

[circumcisions-deactivated201401]

talking to person u like alot and u feel like ur annoying them

[typographie]

Diseño de conservas para los supermercados ALDI.

[archatlas]

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Moai Pension South Korea studio KOOSSINO

[graffquotes]

respect existence or expect resistance

[antojitosmexicanos]

[archatlas]

[archatlas]

Porto Rui Ricardo 

[type-lover]

Nikola Tesla / Pressbook by Mercedes Bazan

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[urbanarchitectureoffice]

[andhitecture]

Beautiful entry to the Helsinki Guggenheim design competition 2014.

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Chris Millington and Diego Barrueco shot by me at Cherry Bomb Studios in London

[summerdiary]

The Summer Diary Project.  Follow us on Facebook + Instagram + Twitter

[paulsimonons]

[theladybadass]

[whoneedsfeminism]

I NEED FEMINISM BECAUSE, as a male, I’ve always been told to “be a man” when I didn’t fit into society’s definition of masculinity. As a result, I’ve never felt like a “man,” and I’ve never felt “good enough.” I need feminism because gender stereotyping is detrimental to everyone. I’m a man because I identify as one, not because society says I am [or that I’m not], but I need feminism because I’m a PERSON FIRST, MAN SECOND. 

[guardian]

Oslo-based design studio Neue have won a competition to redesign Norway’s passports. 

The new covers feature a modernised version of the national crest, stamped in gold on unusually bold colours: either white, turquoise or red for immigrant, diplomat and standard passports respectively.

Norway’s new passport – already a design classic?

[whatisindustrialdesign]

The Black Book.

[whatisindustrialdesign]

notnewon: The Black Book.: posted by Whatisindustriald

[onsomething]

Richard Serra | “East-West/West-East”, 2014 Doha.

Four steel plates that are about 15m (49 feet). Span 1km.

“The placement (of the pieces) is not geometrical, it’s topological; they can only be placed where they are to achieve the curvature of the land. If one walks through the pieces; he will understand not only the rhythm of himself in relationship to the landscape but also the rhythm of himself in relationship to the height and the length of the pieces.”