Showing results 41–48 of 50 for the tag: industrial design
In the four years that I’ve known Ricky, one of the founders of TDP, I don’t think I can name a day that he hasn’t pulled out his permanent markers and a huge roll of tracing paper from his bag as soon as an idea hit him. As he vigorously scribbles ideas, this roll either…
Chris Boardman, Olympic cyclist, has revealed a new innovative bicycle that is “impossible to steal” and features puncture-proof tires. A built-in computer will read your fingerprint to unlock it’s “unbreakable” self-locking mechanism. In addition to that – the bike can play music & count calories while you pedal and can assist your pedaling with a…
Unveiled at TED 2009, the Mission One EV Motorcycle was designed as a collaboration between designer Yves Béhar of fuseproject, and Forrest North, CEO of Mission Motors. The motorcycle is significant in that it’s 100% electric and has a top speed of 150mph with a range of 150 miles. Not to mention it looks like…
This Tetris furniture totally rocks! I love the planters, too. Imagine being able to stack your stuff in different ways, and how especially handy it would be in a dorm room or teeny New York apartment. I want an entire room full right now!
Eva Marguerre has created Nido – a line of six stools and tables. Each are made of stretched threads of fiberglass and as a result weigh almost nothing (840g-1020g) and can hold upwards of 330lbs each. Impressive. Not to mention they look fantastic. They are available in any color, as long as it’s red. Check…
Objectified is coming to Cleveland. Tomorrow, Thursday, May 7 at 7:30pm, Gary Hustwit will present his newest documentary about design. His first, Helvetica, was wonderfully received by designers and non-designers alike. If you’re in Northeast Ohio, it is showing at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque at 7:30pm. Be sure to grab some tickets: General…
The new (talking) iPod Shuffle. A 4GB music player that you may accidentally swallow. $79 http://www.apple.com/ipodshuffle/
Check out this trailer for Objectified, Gary Hustwit’s newest documentary about design. If his name looks familiar, it’s because he is the man behind the Helvetica documentary.
