Monday 19 November 2012

Pop Up Light


Recevoir une lampe dans une enveloppe, c’est désormais possible grâce à cette superbe initiative de Well Well Designers. Cette création « Pop Up Light » permet d’avoir une lampe avec une forme géométrique en papier à plier au design simple et coloré. Une belle idée à découvrir dans la suite.
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Monday 12 November 2012

世界上第一台3D照片打印机:Omote 3D


世界上第一台3D照片打印机:Omote 3D:
世界上第一台3D照片打印机:Omote 3D


也许我们都应该记住这个日子,2012年11月24日,从这一天开始,如果你想拍摄一些照片,那么,你不但可以采用普通的方法将之冲印出来,还可以采取3D打印的方法来将照片处理成模型(公仔):
来自日本一家名为Omote 3D公司(官网)的技术,他们研发除了世界上第一台3D照片打印机,并打算在今年的11月24日起,在日本原宿的Eye of Gyre展厅展出,直到明年1月13日。期间,游客可以前往尝试,拍摄照片之后,将照片处理成三维模型——当然,这种领先于时代的服务,价格也不便宜,打印一个小型(10厘米高,20克重)的模型就要264美元,而中等大小(15厘米高,50克重)的要403美元,大型(20厘米高,200克重)的,哦,则需要528美元。
——好吧,我们祈祷柯达不要破产,然后把3D照片打印推广到街知巷闻吧~








[ via omote3d.com ]
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studio klass: ceramic accessories for the individual


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yonoh: arc chair


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Hatcham chair by Samuel Wilkinson for Decode



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Pedestrian Bridge Over The Carpinteira



The sinuous and segmented design of the bridge winds above the valley, along a distance of about 220m. The central takes a path perpendicular to the line of the valley. The other two sections are inflected and oriented towards their anchoring points. The connection between the two points is no longer the shortest distance between them. The tense geometry of its layout interferes with visual orientation and with the perception of dominating heights of “serra da estrela”, on one side, and with the vastness of “cova da beira” on the other.
This way the Portuguese architect João Luís Carrilho da Graça describes the Pedestrian Bridge Over The Carpinteira. He developed it with a double curve to increase delicacy of the plain and smart design, being less rectilinear. I also would like to emphasize the continuity of the line horizontal to the two central columns, which makes it more singular for me.
The interior deserves a mention too, with a great finish made in a very resistant wood-polymer composite, hiding a smooth illumination at night that you can see through this video.
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