Never be limited by the available tools. Think beyond the tool. Tools should challenge the designer. The designer should challenge the tools. Become your own tool builder. Challenge yourself.
Aish, R (2011), ‘Designing at t + n’. in Architectural Design, Vol:81, p.27. (via designwithcomputer)
reblogged evsdreams: ANOTHER SINGULARITY, 2008 - 2009, ANTONY GORMLEY “ANOTHER SINGULARITY is a body-zone constructed from a matrix of packing polyhedra that conforms to the geometry of the bubble matrix. The idea is to treat the body as an adimensional space, rather than as an object, and to connect it to architecture and internalise the foundational conditions of space/time.” more at: http://www.antonygormley.com/ LOOK AT THIS VIDEO!:  http://vimeo.com/23482524 (Firmament IV, 2010)
Bubbles of Radio Bubbles of Radio is a project developed by Ingeborg Marie Dehs Thomas based on the idea of our sensory perception of the electromagnetic space. Inspired by richly illustrated books of botany, zoology and natural history, the artist created in 2008 a selection of fictional species drawings that visualize the ways in which technologies like Wifi, RFID or GSM inhabit space. She used a critical visual design for the bubbles and related them to different visual scales that indicates proportions of the “invisible space” occupied by these technologies. She compared scales between people, mobiles and buildings.
DesignatumMuhammad Hafiz
Air Force Space Surveillance SystemLockheed Martin
reblogged k15h1:Franziska Furter
reblogged stua: “Phenomenon” by Tokujin YoshiokaSTUA Timeless Design
reblogged scipsy: Low power scanning electron microscope image, showing osteoporotic architecture in the fourth lumbar vertebra of an 89 year old woman (x20). The bone is heavily eroded in places by the action of osteoclasts and consists mainly of thin, fragile struts. via Bone Research Society
Topo|Logic|Lab Tomasz Starczewski Form, structural and material studies conducted on the non-laminar movement of liquids with custom built apparatus.
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