For sound designer Torsten Strer we worked on a #logo #design. The new #corporatedesign is based on the same #grid (hier: Bureau Hardy Seiler)
We wish you all a very happy #Easter weekend! (hier: Bureau Hardy Seiler)
@SoudaBrooklyn / @dezeen: Osaka studio Process5 Design created this weekend retreat in western Japan to accommodate activities that are usually impossible in a city house.
Named T Weekend Residence, the three-storey house offers residents various spots to read or dine amid a cool sea breeze, and even allows them to bathe with a view of rolling hills and a wide-stretching coastline. See a full set of images on http://ift.tt/1MTHZgV #architecture #house #Japan
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@SoudaBrooklyn / @dezeen: City dwellers are adapting to escalating house prices by living in smaller, more flexible spaces, and designers are responding with furniture that makes the most of every inch of the floors, walls, and even the ceiling. We’ve pulled together 10 of the best examples. See the full list on dezeen.com/interiors #interiordesign #house #houses
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‘Iapetus: The Monolith Waits’ (2016) by Steve Dodd. A
brand new painting from Steve Dodd, his first new space/scifi painting
in nearly 30 years. It is based on Arthur C Clarke’s book of 2001 rather
than the movie.
Steve Dodd is a
US artist who was at his most prolific in the 1980s with works
featured in Starlog, Omni and Future Life magazines along with European
book covers, art exhibitions with the Hildebrandt brothers and a commendation
from Arthur C Clarke. For various reasons Steve stepped back from the
rough and tumble of the scifi art scene which was hyper-competitive and
he eventually stopped painting. Over the last few years he has shared
some of his work with me, most never seen outside his studio. With this
spectacular painting Steve is most definitely back in business!
Edward McKnight Kauffer, Hello – the Telephone at your Service, 1937. Drawing. For British General Post Office. Via Cooper Hewitt
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