Design

Little Sun project by Olafur Eliasson

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Olafur Eliasson is an artist that along with engineer Frederik Otessen developed a small solar-powered light called Little Sun as a practical and cheap source of light for people that have limited or no access to mains electricity.

Olafur grew in Iceland where winter has no sunlight available, this fact created him a kind obsession with light and how people interact with it and connect with each other. The little sun contains a solar panel that gathers solar energy that will later convert it into bright light, 5…

Design

The Green Wheel, the first rotary garden by Design Libero

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Design Libero created The Green Wheel a futuristic rotary garden for NASA in order to provide constant supply of fresh herbs and vegetables using little space for obvious reasons.

The Green Wheel

Nowadays you don't have to be an astronaut to use this revolutionary garden since Design Libero decided to offer Green wheel to the free market. Besides its unique look and feel this rotary garden seems to have practical advantages too since you can grow your own vegetables inside your kitchen…

Design

The Air House by Fugu Furniture and Bubbletree

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Fugu Furniture designs and creates inflatable furniture that can be used in many ways. For example one way of using it are inside BubbleTrees(see pics below) or inside your house or even at the beach.

The Air house by fugu furniture and Bubbletree

Fugu furniture and Bubbletree worked together and created an innovative fully inflatable villa called as "The Air House". The Air…

Design

The Buzludzha Monument

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The Buzludzha Monument is located in in the Central Stara Planina Bulgaria and built by the Bulgarian communist regime in late 19th century and now it has fallen into disuse since the Bulgarian government is not maintaining it.

buzludzha in Bulgary

The Buzludzha Monument was designed by Bulgarian architect Gueorguy Stoilov and built by 6000 workers in 7 years time. Building's interior decoration was work of 20 leading Bulgarian artists who worked for 18 months. (more…)