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Tokyo 2020 Olympics logo scrapped amid plagiarism claim
The logo for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games is scrapped after allegations that it was plagiarised.
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Google has a new logo
Google has changed a lot over the past 17 years—from the range of our products to the evolution of their look and feel. And today we’re changing things up once again.
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Artist pours molten aluminum onto tree trunks to create unique pieces of furniture
These beautiful fusions of metal and wood are the creations of Israeli artist and product designer Hilla Shamia. She put these beautiful pieces of furniture together by pouring molted aluminum onto wooden logs.
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Design Beagle Hello World Bundle - $530 worth for just $1
Designer's Best Friend - The new design market for the creative people
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Typograph - Free Online Tool
You can create cool typographic designs and portraits from your photos.
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See the 1975 Manual That Dictated NASA’s “Worm” Logo, Color Scheme, Uniform Patches, and More
The 1969 moon landing was a heady moment in American history. But the romance of putting men in space began to wane after NASA’s Apollo program ended in 1972, until the agency looked to design to help keep the NASA mystique alive. Nixon had been pushing U.S. government departments to raise the standard of design and communications with the National Endowment for the Arts Federal Graphics Improvement Program...
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Colorful Cabs: Taxi Fabric Project is a New Form of Urban Art
Thousands of people get to gaze at beautiful original artwork while taking a ride from one place to another in Mumbai, India, bringing exposure to local design talent through a new form of urban ar...
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The £14m Chelsea Art House with a Fish Tank Wall Between Dining Room and Loo
A Georgian princess living in London shows you round her home-turned-gallery, in a world where millionaires buy property for the art hanging on the walls
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Soviet superpower: why Russia has the world's most beautiful bus stops
In western Europe, the bus stop is the most humble of building types, a meanly utilitarian structure that adds little or nothing to the roadside. But in the old Soviet empire, from the shores of the Black Sea to the Kazakh steppe, the norm is “wild going on savage”, as Jonathan Meades writes in a beautiful new photobook featuring 159 bus stops, each illuminating “the Soviet empire’s taste for the utterly fantastical”.
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The Most Fantastic Architecture of the Soviet Union Was Built on Paper
Restricted by the aesthetic limits on architecture in the Soviet Union, Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin imagined the most fantastic cities and wondrous structures on paper.
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Stacked Ceramics: Shop Floor Made from 25,000 Pieces of Pottery
A 400-year-old ceramics studio in Japan has completely remodeled their store with a most remarkable addition: a walkable surface constructed from a stack of tens of thousands of scrapped pieces of crockery.
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The 13 Inspiring Winners Of Our 2015 Innovation By Design Awards
In the eyes of our esteemed judges, these projects represent the year's best design.
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10 Great Art Deco Cars
From the dusty halls of the art deco era, Gear Patrol brings you 10 great art deco cars that just might've emerged from Jay Gatsby's garage.
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Should designers learn to code?
One of the biggest mistakes I’ve made in my career.
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Mercedes' Concept IAA is the shape-shifting CLS of tomorrow
Above 50mph, this svelte four-door alters its form to cheat the wind.
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How to Make Architecture Human
Witold Rybczynski’s new book skewers the avant garde, but overlooks prisons and urban shrinkage.
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Posters of the golden age of Soviet cosmonauts
Seven poster stories from 50 years ago - when the Soviet Union fought the Space Race.
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Sweet Transit: Japan's Cute Fruit-Shaped Bus Stops
Originally built for a 1990 travel expo, these fruit-shaped bus stops from southern Japan still look as tasteful (and tasty!) as they did 25 years ago.
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How to Brew Your Own Conductive Ink
Draw working circuits in pen and ink, Seriously!
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Remote Mountain View House Overlooking the Austrian Alps
Designed and implemented by Slovenian firm SoNo arhitekti, the Mountain View House is a private residence overlooking the Austrian Alps. Located close to the famous skiing region of Kitzbuehel, the hillside retreat was meant to follow the lines of the surrounding landscape: “The residence takes different shapes depending of the viewer’s standpoint due to it’s playful design of the gable roofs that echoes the shape of nearby mountain peaks.
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