Concepts have been revealed from TESTRAD about a futuristic airport which would be based on the London, River Thames. This design has been known under the name of “London Britannia Airport”.
A concept to roll out or to keep in the filing cabinet?
Concepts have been revealed from TESTRAD about a futuristic airport which would be based on the London, River Thames. This design has been known under the name of “London Britannia Airport”.
A concept to roll out or to keep in the filing cabinet?
Auto Aerobics sounds slightly better than Floating Puzzle Cars right? Well thats the title of UK based Chris Labrooy’s digital car sculptures. His project feature a host of cars interlinked and manipulated to create a mind puzzle. He gained his inspiration from wintry walks in Brooklyn i believe.
Playful and mesmerising – you still think they are real dont you..
Tom Ryaboi has been around for a while now and still to this date scales his way to some of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, continuing to add to the Roof Topping Series. With gnarly extreme views from above the Canadian photographer certainly doesn’t have vertigo.
Seriously cool prints at bank balance massaging prices? Where do I sign? Trends come and go, but Cuckoos Nest seem to be staying put and gladly so. Vivid bird prints through to scenic emotive apparel bearing a slight resemblance to something you’d find on the front of an Ian Mckewan novel with a tantalising plot in tow, CNC have been driving their wild exercises of design for a few seasons now, making headway with some of the retailing heavyweights and gaining an enviable following. Not to miss are their raglan sweaters, the plume pocket Murdoch becoming a firm favourite of this writer, whilst the Safari Murdoch points back to a vintage colonial pov, whilst satirically pointing out that their design team ‘managed to fit the entire vibe of a safari onto a swear – minus the guns, the poaching, the tribesman, the Range Rovers, the destructive footprint of man damnit!!!!’ well, here’s waiting for next seasons offering.
“Jungle Jane” is her name and I wouldn’t mine taking her for a jaunt.
Yacht “Jungle Jane” is the collaboration of Hong Kong Yachting and Moet and Chandon that offers a tour of Hong Kong’s Skyline that would make even the richest self-made billionaire pinch themselves. The luxury expedition is a promotion for Chandon’s exquisite Ice Imperial Champagne, which apparently is so good, it will shake the ground below shake once it has struck the lips. (That is not actually a money back guarantee, and the people drinking this probably don’t need money back anyway.)
The seventy five foot yacht accommodates up to 40 guests, with a staff on hand and 12 bottles of Ice Imperial ready for consumption at a price of $2,600. Not to mention the full bar, the independent floating lounge, a slide and an audio system to insure that the party doesn’t vacate.
The good life. (And a sigh of relief.)