I am Scott and You are Not

applearts:

Interior design room: 08/09/08

tanya77:

legos:

un:

“Not now, Lumbergh. I’m kinda busy. “

(Lego Office Space FTW)

Have you noticed the multiple movie references in the descriptions and tags?

quelowat:

gregenemy:

theamazon:

maybeitsallok:

“British artist Stephen Wiltshire is currently attempting to draw the Manhattan skyline from memory. since Monday October 26th. Wiltshire began filling in an 18 foot canvas at the Pratt institute, Brooklyn. The drawing is expected to be complete by Friday. You can follow his progress through the live webcam here.

Wiltshire diagnosed with autism at the age of three displays an unusually powerful
photographic memory that he has applied to rendering city scapes. He can look at the subject of his drawing once and reproduce it accurately with photographic detail, down to the exact number of columns or windows on a building. He memorizes their shapes, locations and the architecture.”

quoted from design boom

i love this guy!

Simply amazing. So much talent. Luv it!!!

juliasegal:

propagandery:

R2-D2 and C-3PO in….. Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Click photo for close-up!

 Classic: This is some next level shit.

baxterp2:

mikehudack:

thedailywhat:

Problem solved.

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 heart.

architectureblog:

ronniebruce:

kosaer:

“Clarion Hotel Sign” by Mikael Raymond

(via architectureblog)

bigrube:

architectureblog:

delangepam:

kari-shma:

Panama House

karenh:

Facebook Headquarters designed by Studio O+A
(discovered via Dezeen)

claytoncubitt:

NASA ‘Echo 1a’, the first passive communications satellite experiment (via sRGB)

Wiki: “Echo 1 was a passive communications satellite: it functioned as a reflector, not a transmitter. After it was placed in a low orbit of the Earth, a signal would be relayed to Echo, reflected or bounced off its surface, then returned to Earth. Echo 1 was visible to the eye because of its shiny surface, but also because of its low orbit; it would appear from below one side of the horizon, cross the sky, then disappear below the opposite horizon after crossing the sky, as happens with all LEO satellites. The spacecraft was nicknamed a ‘satelloon’ by those involved in the project.”

See also: Jeff Koons ‘Rabbit’ 1986

Correction: This one is actually the 1966 NASA project PAGEOS