Sunday, January 24, 2010
Boston Gets A Boa
Can the Dubai real-estate slump be blamed on ambitious projects that tried to recreate mini magical kingdoms? Don’t know, however that’s not stopped the designers from their creative thinking so let’s overview a challenging project that’s aimed for Boston residents. By Radhika Seth
Songdo Vision
See this video displaying images of future cities, or City 2.0.
A Master Plan Inspired By The World
With a commitment to sustainable design principles and the best practices of urban planning, Gale International and its partners have realized their vision for a new international city.
Cisco's Big Bet on New Songdo: Creating Cities From Scratch
The world is bracing for an influx of billions of new urbanites in the coming decades, and tech companies are rushing to build new green cities to house them. Are these companies creating a smarter metropolis -- or just making money? By Greg Lindsay
Labels:
cisco,
city 2.0,
intelligent urbanzation,
smart cities
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Amazing Computer Concept Designs You Wish Were Real
Concept designs are great and frustrating at the same time.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Why We Should Teach Design Early
A group of Austin designers is helping students at a local high school recreate their campus. By Rob Stokes
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
A Guide to Mobile Web Design Tips and Tricks
Having a mobile-optimized web site can really make your site stand apart from the pack. Even though smartphones like the iPhone and Google Android devices can display “the full web,” having a web page formatted for smaller screens and with features that can take advantage of a touch screen, geolocation, or address book functionality can make the mobile web browsing experience that much better. By Christina Warren
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Apple's Proposed Multi-touch User Interface System
Looking at Apple's recent hardware and software patents in aggregate reveals a coordinated proposal for a multi-touch user interface. By Luke Wroblewski
Monday, January 18, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Fantastic Information Architecture and Data Visualization Resources
Information architecture can be a daunting subject for designers who’ve never tried it before. Also, creating successful infographics and visualizations takes skill and practice, along with some advance planning. By Cameron Chapman
Monday, January 11, 2010
Worlds lightest cash register
The EPOS-lite. The EPOS-lite is a concept for the worlds lightest cash register. Its design is inspired by the Apple MacBook Air and iPhone.
Project Bee Helps, Doesn’t Sting
Project Bee is a talking, interactive GPS enabled navigation assistant intended for the visually impaired but there’s no reason why sighted people couldn’t benefit from it either. By Yanko Design
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Just How Innovative Is 3D Entertainment Technology?
There has been a sudden explosion of interest surrounding 3D entertainment technology -- driven in no small part by the phenomenal success of James Cameron's Avatar. By Dominic Basulto
The creative space
At Lehrer Architects, time spent pursuing art and design for personal development is an essential aspect of office life. By Edward Keegan
Disney’s Organization Chart Respects the Creative Process
@Issue Journal has shared a wonderful graphic visualization of Disney’s internal organization chart.
Apple Is Pushing The Limits Of "Interactivity" And Going 3D
Apple is going to push the limits of “interactivity” and planning to go 3D. By Innovation Playground
HCI (Human-Computer Interactions) Is Fast Evolving To Deal With Emerging Computing Paradigms
Industry (aerospace, telecom, Ddefence, automotive, consumer electronics, etc.) has developed a growing interest in Human-Computer Interaction, as powerful and numerous features do not ensure a successful product at all without a clear usage understanding by their target users. By Innovation Playground
But What Does Meaningful Mean?
An illustrated guide for designing things that matter. By Joonkyung Shin
BlitzenBenz sports car
Inspired by the original Blitzen-Benz from 1909, designer George Yoo has developed a futuristic racing vehicle concept to take the Mercedes-Benz’s long lived racing heritage into the future. By Naresh Chauhan
Wear your computer around the wrist like a bracelet
Presented at CES 2010 under the Waveface system, the “Ultra” from ASUS is a wearable computer/cellphone concept that can be worn around the wrist like a bracelet, becoming a fashionable accessory for the trendy users. By Naresh Chauhan
25 User Experience Videos That Are Worth Your Time
Here are 25 videos and related resources on the topic of user experience (UX) by different presenters at different events. By Janko Jovanovic
Human Factors in the World’s First “Purpose-Built” Law Enforcement Vehicle
Look out Batman. Take a look at the new purpose-built law enforcement vehicles that will appear in 2012. By The Human Factors.
Harley Davidson Circa 2020
The Quest for Real Unique Police Bikes
Saturday, January 09, 2010
cannon design: richmond olympic oval
The Vancouver 2010 Olympics are fast approaching, but many of the event venues are already completed, including the Richmond Olympic oval by cannon design. The six-acre building sits on the Fraser river near Vancouver and demonstrates the sustainability standards for the games.
10 Futuristic Cell Phone Concepts
MyFord Touch In-Car Interface
At CES, Ford announced their radically revised new instrument panels for driving in a digital world. Completely integrating the car's interface with other devices and services, the brand will introduce the system, called MyFord, not just in their high-end vehicles but across the line starting with 2011 models.
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Apple Store - Glass Staircases
Apple Plans To Move Palo Alto Store
Architectural documents filed with the Palo Alto (N. Calif.) planning agency reveal that Apple intends to move its current retail store on University Avenue to a new, larger space that will include a skylight and indoor trees.
Friday, January 08, 2010
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Rafael Viñoly's Designer Rx for Hospitals
How do you design a building hosting so many social interactions and so much technological change? By Cliff Kuang
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Neri Oxman: On Designing Form
Architect Neri Oxman is the founder of MATERIALECOLOGY, an interdisciplinary design initiative expanding the boundaries of computational form-generation and material engineering. Named one of Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business," Oxman investigates the material and performance of nature in an effort to define form itself.
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Friday, January 01, 2010
I Daresay… SNAP!
Labels:
mobile design,
SNAP,
transport,
transportation,
vehicle
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