Design

Entertainment

A Leather Shoe Collection With Tricked Out 3D Printed Soles

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By Kathleen Flood
A Human Pixel Screen Using The Windows In A Building’s Facade

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By Emily Dubovoy
Entertainment

What If The Greatest Disasters In History Never Happened?

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By Mariana Rezende
DARPA’s Latest Four-Legged Robot Makes Drones Look Cuddly

09.18.12

By Kevin Holmes
The KamerMaker Can 3D Print Entire Rooms

09.17.12

By Abdullah Saeed
Entertainment

Here’s How Daniel Buren And 1024 Architecture Teamed Up To Transform Monumenta For Bal Blanc

09.17.12

By Julie Le Baron
Tech

My Favorite Building at the Venice Biennale Is Made Out of Sound

09.17.12

By Kelly Loudenberg
Entertainment

This Projection Mapping On Paper Is Just As Impressive As The Architectural Kind

09.17.12

By Kevin Holmes
Music

Hyped: The Week In Links 9/14

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By Kevin Holmes
A Six-Legged Robot Spider That Tweets Isolated, Lonely Thoughts

09.14.12

By Hyangrin Mun
Music

Play Sweet, Sweet Music Using 21 Musical Swings In This Public Art Installation

09.14.12

By Kevin Holmes
Entertainment

Publicly Available Data Gets Transformed Into Art At The Art Meets Tech Hackathon In London

09.14.12

By Kevin Holmes

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