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While you discovered several work in progress images a few days ago, Os Gemeos have now completed their massive piece in Vancouver, Canada for the Vancouver Biennale. 
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As a staunch introvert who prefers wide swaths of personal space, I find the idea behind Umbrella Here frightening, yet strangely compelling.
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The Telefontornet, or Telephone Tower, in Stockholm was a 45-meter high steel building which was in use from 1887 to 1913.
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China’s search engine Baidu finally unveiled a working prototype of its wearable device, which could possibly rival the Google Glass.
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Creativity works in mysterious and often paradoxical ways. Creative thinking is a stable, defining characteristic in some personalities, but it may also change based on situation and context. Inspiration and ideas often arise seemingly out of nowhere... Via Alessandro Rea
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Eric_Determined / Eric Silverstein's curator insight,
September 2, 2014 3:11 PM
Terence shares valuable graphics, and reminds us all that it takes the entire organization to truly deliver across the #customer end-to-end journey.
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“On Aug. 14, Tom Hanks launched a typewriter app called Hanx Writer and it shot to the top of the iTunes App Store charts, ranking number 1 overall.” Via Alessandro Rea
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Creativity is the number one way to boost productivity and growth at work. Find out why. Via Creativity For Life
Shelly Warmuth's curator insight,
September 4, 2014 3:59 PM
I don't think game designers have lost the art of storytelling, but I think our workplaces have. What a great way to up the creativity in our own work situations.
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![What if the iWatch's design is based on the iPhone 6? [Gallery] | Design, Science and Technology | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/LAcsKvovEcOnQdiK32oqczl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
We now know that "Switzerland is in trouble" thanks to Apple design head Jony Ive, but what exactly will the Apple wearable look like? Nobody has been able to provide a good feel (yet) of the appea...
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Earlier this summer, MOCA's exhibition space at the Pacific Design Center
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Leap Motion has continued to improve the software on its gesture-based controller, which allows you to interact with computers purely through hand motions, by adding more accurate and responsive hand tracking.
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with construction nearing completion, the project will be a demonstration platform to promote research and education on 'plus dwellings'.
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for the renovation and expansion of a timber construction company's office in bressanone, italy, the facility showcases a variety of uses for wood in building.
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Project PERCEPTION NEURON brings you an adaptive and affordable Motion Capture System by using one of the world's smallest IMU.
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Misty Copeland, Soloist, American Ballet Theatre, Upper West Side, New York Renowned American photographer Annie Leibovitz has captured famous figures in their homes for New York City-based real estate firm The Corcoran Group’s ‘Live Who You Are’...
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The Ambitious Cykelslangen by DISSING+WEITLING enables Copenhagen's vision to become the best cycling city in the world by the end of 2015. The 235-meter-long orange snake meanders 5.5 meters high above sea level from Havneholmen through the mall Fisketorvet, ending at Kalvebod Brygge. This “snake” is actually a ramp and a bridge, called the “Cykelslangen — The Bicycle Snake,” that provides more than 12,000 bicyclists with a safe route through this busy district every day. The architecture firm DISSING+WEITLING was asked to design a ramp to replace a nearby staircase. Instead of just designing a simple ramp, they went a step further and designed a bridge. The result is a destination and focal point that can be seen for miles from the air and has also completely transformed the area for all who enjoy it. Via Lauren Moss
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We have been witnessing major transformations in the corporate mentality regarding office design. Here are some of the main workspace design trends... According to this infographic from Alliance Interiors, more changes are yet to come, as the office of the future will be less business-focused and more employee-oriented. As a result of switching from closed offices to open offices- one of the most visible upgrade in workspace layout- we find out that the speed and accuracy of work has increased with 440%. This is mostly why open offices will continue to shape working environments in the years to come. Via Lauren Moss
Clarence Wong, MSRE's curator insight,
September 5, 2014 1:46 PM
Norm Miller's insight: There is more to it than in this review encouraging open offices. JLL had a nice report that focused on value adding activities and noting that solo thinking in isolation was one of those. But this is still very useful.
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Toronto-based engineering student Hyemi Jeong, who draws as a hobby, uses everyday objects to create adorable illustrations.
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IKEA has posted a video to announce its new 2015 catalog. As you'll quickly notice, it's a direct parody of the 2010 iPad launch video featuring Apple executives. IKEA video is above, and the Apple...
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Logitech today announced a new Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard (K480) that doesn’t just make switching between devices easy, it also doubles as a stand for your iPhone or iPad. While Logitech has m...
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From magazines and posters to greeting cards and t-shirts, great illustrations can be found everywhere, but their goal is the same: to convey ideas...
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Ybrain, a Korean startup that makes wearables for Alzheimer’s patients, announced today that it has raised $3.5 million in Series A funding led by Stonebridge Capital, bringing its total raised so far to $4.2 million.
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In a darkened room in the back of a small furniture store just south of San Francisco International Airport, the couch in front of me keeps changing colors and patterns, from red to blue to beige to a gray, white, and green pattern.
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