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HOMELESSFONTS - an Arrels Foundation initiative bringing Barcelona's "street signage/typography" of a different kind, often ignored, to the forefront of our imaginations. The great thing about handwritten font is that it is so expressive of the individual's character.

Watch the vimeo here...

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gah: the mirage house infinity pool, on the agean sea/kois associated architects

via: thecoolist

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Li Hongbo's "Tools of Trade" exhibition at the Klein Sun Gallery earlier this year, NY...

via arrested motion...

Watch the video on Business Insider and youtube...

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Simple, helpful and awesome… Frog’s design for an updated phone booth in NYC that better connects pedestrians with the city.

via NYC Beacon | frog

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Captures the spirit...

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Have you ever loved a painting so much you wanted to step inside and live in it for a while? - If 27 Famous Artists Designed Buildings

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After a chance conversation with the founder of Tom’s Shoes, Peter Dupuis & Sid Landolt created World Housing… 1-for-1 real-estate. Amazing.

via PSFK

Watch the vimeo...

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After a chance conversation with the founder of Tom's Shoes, Peter Dupuis & Sid Landolt created World Housing... 1-for-1 real-estate. Amazing.

via vimeo and PSFK

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Brutalist Architecture in Singapore | Fellicia Yonata

Freelance illustration done for National Library Board of Singapore. The buildings are based on famous architecture sites in Singapore. The illustrations consist of front and side profiles of each building, as well as the papercraft for few of the buildings.

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We love Jon May's The Planets series of wallpapers and posters. The Brighton illustrator does beautiful hand-drawn graphics and lettering as well.

via Jon May | Design & Illustration

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Really cool...

Currently showing at the MMCA, Korea, artist Do Ho Suh recreated the last 2 places he called home - in fabric and one within the other. Entitled: 'Home Within Home Within Home Within Home Within Home’. Not only is it beautifully executed, but representing the juxtaposing building vernaculars in this way gives meaning to the piece on so many levels.

via PSFK and Wallpaper

More images here...

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The Growth Of Cities, Predicted By The Laws Of Physics

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Physics can help us model everything from cell growth to the movement of planets. Apparently it also understands how cities live and die.

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Giganto is a hyper dimensional photography intervention project that uses the urban scene and the city’s architecture as a platform for photographic exhibition. Creating an odd dialog with the environment, they generated a reflection about the life in the city and its scary structures.

By Designlust

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Kusama’s Obliteration Room: One of the 22 amazing art installations Buzzfeed say you'll want to live in...

via Buzzfeed

More of the Obliteration Room on The Guardian and The Tate...

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Creative agency nendo creates a limited edition collection of flavour-filled chocolate paint tubes for Japanese department store, Seibu. Lovely.

(via designboom)

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Not sure about this... would this have been better left as a public swimming pool, or do the Chinese need to be entertained to be engaged? The other Olympic buildings have been left mostly abandoned, at least this one has been revived.

via PSFK

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One of the cleverer uses of AR I have seen recently... adds functionality, user-friendliness and fun to a journey that might be arduous and frustrating.

Penguin NAVI - AR penguins sent out into Tokyo City to guide visitors to Sunshine Aquarium. By Brand Buffet.

via Youtube and PSFK