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fun can be this easy and beautiful!
play equipment. Kyoto, Japan
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Toronto brand of incubator opens in NYC, centre for social innovation, May 2013.
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‘Free’ TIMEANDDESIRE collective. Toronto, 2012
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Artist Karen Abel remodels a public planter using the existing materials. Toronto, Canada.
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Inspiration for detroit, usa
(Source: aestheticdetroit)
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Architect Michael Jantzen, LEGO clad bridge. Making walking stairs more fun. Design not yet built.
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Material repurposing. Thailand.
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Inspired adaptive reuse.
MDW Architecture - Savonnerie Heymans, conversion of a former soap factory to social housing, Brussels 2011. Via, photos (C) Filip Dujardin.
(Source: subtilitas, via komalantz)
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Speaking to the new design for teaching kids to learn, to learn, in Ordrup School, Denmark.
Designed by Rosan Bosch & Rune Fjord Jensen
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Renderings. The Botswana Innovation Hub is under development at a strategic location in Gaborone near the (SSK) International Airport and is to be a national center of excellence for innovation in key priority areas - being ICT, Mining Technology, Bio-Technology, and Energy/Environment.
Designed by SHoP architects, www.shoparc.com, claims sustainability without any details… please send me a link if you find out more information on the building. thanks!
(Source: 1memar.blog.ir)
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bike fix station, Vancouver, Canada
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(by James Nord)
Vines can do a building good. Summer shade reduces cool requirements and winter bare vines let the sun through to supplement heaters.
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Courtyard of The National Galleria of Art in DC, USA.
Creating all season ‘outdoor space’.
(Source: marvelingphotography)
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In the wake of the quake that levelled much of Christchurch, New Zealand, this pop up mall made of shipping containers has become a new community retail centre. Dreamed as a temporary fix, its popularity is ensuring it a more permanent place in rebuilt Christchurch.
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Reuse of wooden pallets into terraced seating. comfortably genius.
