Swim Indoors in Manhattan
It’s not often that you come across a home with 30,000 gallons of water in the living room. But one rare property in Manhattan is equipped with just that—an indoor pool that doubles as an entertainment area for the owners.The 15-by-30-foot pool is eight-feet deep and was installed in 1975 by previous owners. The pool level has a brick wall and is surrounded by granite flooring and living-room furnishings. The artwork, antiques, medieval weaponry and plantings in the adjoining atrium give the space a “cave-like, medieval, Moroccan look.”
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Photography by Stephan Zirwes
Zirwes’s photography slips between simple, if beautiful, aerial shots of landscape and something more akin to textural portraits of space, the points of recognition blurring until all the viewer sees is movement and color
Nuclei by novastructura
Nuclei is a project about space, space filling and fields. Starting from a Sphere, the solid with the smallest description (4 float numbers, centre and radius) and applying several type of scalar fields to its volume, a large set of boxes is used to highlight the shape and the tension of the underlying forces, through the modification of their dimension, density and orientation. A Processing applet has been used for fast experiments and to produce DXF files for final renderings.
Hush by Freyja Sewell
Hush’ – Open plan offices and public buildings, CCTV, online profile sharing, cameras built into our laptops; never has it been easier for humans to connect, but what about when we want to withdraw? The ‘womb’ shape inspires very different feelings in different people; it is a warm, cosy space, for contemplation and rest. By creating an enclosed space ‘Hush’ provides a personal retreat, an escape into a dark, quiet, natural space, or state of mind. Hush can also be transformed to provide more traditional open seating.
Playing the city 2
For Use/Numen tape installation project in Frankfurt. The installation was part of the “Playing the city 2″ exhibition involving 20 international artists in public space, organized by Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt.
A.N.D is a worldwide interactive guide to design and design-related events
Driven by the significance of networking, A.N.D is a worldwide interactive guide to design and design-related events. We are here to showcase the excellence of many fields but also to provide a space for conversation and engagement for all those interested. Our aim is to foster further knowledge through event attendance and by highlighting the success of creative professionals.
The leaders A.N.D features dominate within the various fields of design, new and interactive technologies, architecture and are forever challenging the parameters of these fields; they are on the cusp, the first to test and accelerate into new landscapes of thought and action. We are consistently working alongside these professionals by bringing the pulp of their ideas and fields into view, by distributing their stories and work across our numerous onsite platforms.
A.N.D is a gravitating zone for those on the lookout for attractive events while traveling. We handpick prevailing events within range, crafting and developing user-friendly options to help you stay constantly tuned in.
Writing Your Name in Sand Big Enough to be Seen from Space

You need about 2 miles of sand to carve your name big enough and a crew of hired hands to dig. But a billionaire sheikh from Abu Dhabi, Hamad bin Hamdan al Nahyan, has done just that. As seen from a satellite in this image taken from Google maps, the name Hamad is clearly seen from space. On Google map. (Google maps / DigitalGlobe / GeoEye)
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House Watch by Skott Chandler
House Watch project by Skott Chandler.
The photographs take the perspective of an omniscient voyeur investigating the dynamics of space within a home.
Ceiling mounted pinhole cameras cast an unflinching gaze upon the inhabitants and rooms within the walls; not to judge, but to witness.
Brochure Design Inspiration: Minimalist Brochure Designs
Brochure design is an area of design that requires expertise in typography, branding, information communication and proper use of available space. While many brochure design ideas jam as much information as possible on there, other brochure designs choose to be more of a minimal brochure design.
In this post on brochure design inspiration, we’ve gathered up some great examples of minimal brochure designs.
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