24 Room Transformer Apartment

Posted by Jolly | Comment?

In Hong Kong, because of the space, apartments are small and expensive. Gary Chang, an architect, decided to design a 344 sq. ft. apartment to be able to change into 24 different designs, all by just sliding panels and walls. He calls this the “Domestic Transformer.”





It’s a bit daft, but I like it

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Click the link to see more animated silliness of your favourite album covers.

http://animatedalbums.tumblr.com/





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wearenotsquare.com





My Burger Joint, My Tunes

Posted by George | Comment?

I have often been very regimental when it comes to who controls the music in my own car on a road trip. I believe it’s the driver’s right to take charge as long as it’s not detrimental to the sing-a-long levels of the road trip. I hope you will agree or you shall never know the joys of hitching a ride in my 207 Cielo.

I am pleased to see that Burger King in Japan seem to agree with me and think that listening to your own tunes is a human right, as their new stores will be fitted with iPod docks that connect to a sound shower type contraption that allows your music to be played at your table and only heard at your table. Very cool I must say.

It certainly ties in with their ‘Have it your way’ slogan in the UK. Not sure if they have that in Japan but either way, customising your eating experience comes as no surprise. No doubt this will increase dwell time which could be seen as a curse for a fast food joint, especially if those pesky kids start to loiter. If it does come to the UK though, at least it will be better than the tinny sounds of N-Dubz coming out of a mobile phone.

Found via PSFK.





31 nations will fall…

Posted by Jolly | Comment?

In celebrating (or not) the ongoing FIFA 2010 games, the World Cup ‘31 Nations Fall’ website has begun a collection of “fallen flags” as each nation drops out of the vicious competition. See the teams that are out (so far) here>





iPhone 4 Vs Canon 7D

Posted by Dave | Comment?

Note from the maker of the film: “I was mainly focusing on the iPhone video here and didn’t have intentions of making this a comparison video so some of the 7D shots aren’t properly exposed and some aren’t even focused. But here it is regardless.”

Music: The Moldy Peaches – Jorge Regula

Found on Petapixel.





Choco-frolic

Posted by Al D | Comment?

Some great examples of simple New Zealand chocolate packaging showing that sometimes it’s best if you don’t take yourself too seriously. Approachable, fun, quirky and with oodles of personality. Enjoy the full range here.





OK GO – End Love

Posted by Dave | Comment?

Yet another OK GO video. Love the Goose that appears and follows them around. Nice mix of stop motion and slow-mo video. Lovely.





Letterheady

Posted by Dave | Comment?

Collection of letter heads…

www.letterheady.com





Skateboarding never ceases to inspire

Posted by Matt | Comment?

Kitintale from Yann Gross on Vimeo.

Skateboarding changed and expanded my life in so many positive ways, it’s inspiring to see it do the same for these guys in Uganda. As a heavily westernised sport, culture and industry it really shows how universal skateboarding is and it doesn’t matter where your from, the feeling, motivation, purpose, social unity and the reward are the same, and there’s nothing like it. If you liked the film as much as I did I urge you dig deep and donate a little bit of cash to help them keep this going (don’t worry it’s legit).

More here http://www.ugandaskateboardunion.org/




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