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• Emergency Shelters | Shigeru Ban

  Renowned architecture firm Shigeru Ban have been developing emergency shelter/partition kits for earthquake relief since the 2004 Niigata earthquakes in Japan. Ban recognized that after the quake the biggest issue was housing the massive amount of people left without homes and shelter. Crowded into shelters, gymnasiums and stadiums, the usually private people were forced to [...]

• Kaufmann Mercantile Wishlist

  We are in love with the products at Kaufmann Mercantile. The shop is curated to bring you products that are high quality, designed to last and optimize functionality. As designers, we really appreciate this. Check out some of our favorite products below: Screw the iPad, I’m brining this Postalco Leather Calendar to meetings from now [...]

• Lucas Maassen & Sons Furniture Factory

  Dutch designer Lucas Maassen employs his 3 young sons to create these enchanting pieces. From their site: “Due to Dutch child labour laws it is only possible for Thijme, Julian and Maris to work for 3 hours a week. As a result of this the production speed has became a crucial factor in the process.” [...]

• Wearable Tent

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• Feather Pen | Maison Martin Margiela + ENO

  We have an avid pen collector in the house… and it might be me. This is an open to call to all those that love me, the holidays are fast approaching and you will need to order soon if it is going to make it under my tree in time. A goose or ostrich feather [...]

• TV iPad Dock

  We’re not exactly fans of the iPad, mostly because we don’t really get where it fits on the technological spectrum.  Is it a really unwieldy phone that doesn’t make calls?  Is it a laptop that’s lacking most of the familiar features of a computer?  There is one use, however, that we think is awesome: retro [...]

• Write-a-Bike

  It’s only a concept right now, with no existing prototypes – but it sure looks cool. | via Behance

• The EGO: personal submarine/boat

  The EGO is awesome. Adding it to my dream-fleet. | via Geekologie

• Grassroots Mapping

  Grassroots Mapping was started by the Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science to produce aerial imagery of the effects of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. The process they use is balloon mapping, a simplified and more immediate way to obtain aerial imagery, than by satellite or airplanes. In Louisiana these images are being submitted [...]

• Periscope Camera

  Concept DSLR that looks around corners from Yaniv Berg.  Read more about it at Dezeen