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The Beast Mother (via | Eleanor Davis / Comics and Illustration) via @roscar
Gimme the Power
Slow House | Diller + Scofidio
‘Our client came to us and said he wanted a house with a view’ - Diller + Scofidio
Diller + Scofidio first became known with their iconic project the ‘Slow House’, built in 1989 for a Japanese art investor as a weekend retreat on the Long Island waterfront. The view was the most important part of the building, prompting them to explore the notion of the picture window and the terminology of real-estate ads. ‘Why is architecture a technology that creates a view?’ Diller recounts. ‘Because it mediates it with a window frame.’ The couple argued that the picture window represents a more advanced technology than the video display. ‘because it strips away the hardware that you have on a TV monitor and leaves only the effect.’
(via theillegalarchitect)
La vida puede ser muy divertida
[via Douban http://www.douban.com/note/201986101/]
Interspecies Intermingling of the Day: Samantha, a 47-year-old western lowland gorilla at the Erie Zoo, has been all alone since her companion Rudy passed away in 2005. Zookeepers decided to try and alleviate her loneliness by giving her a pet: Panda the Dutch rabbit.
Initially cautious, the keepers introduced them in increments before leaving Panda alone with Samantha (keeping an escape hatch open just in case). But their concern quickly abated as the two took to each other right away.
Samantha’s handlers say they aren’t worried as she’s never expressed anything but fondness toward Panda. Still, they say the bunny is more than capable of holding his own.
“He’s fearless,” says the zoo’s chief executive, Scott Mitchell. “He’s not threatened by her. More often they’re closer together than they are farther apart.”
(via theanimalblog)
Primal at Bonus Week, it’s time for the Plexante to Arise. Please visit us at CCUT from May 16th to 18th.
Corner ladder, designed by Company & Company Design Studio
Our homes are getting smaller and we have less storing space. This project comes from the need to simplify an everyday object to a minimum.
A ladder is a domestic standard tool that is rarely used . The idea was to be able to fit it in any corner, so as to simplify and increase its use and basic operation.
(via referenceforww2)


