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When Aiko Morton and Momoko “Momo” Morton Wong were growing up in Colorado, every few months their mom would drive them from Pueblo—the small town they called home—to Denver. They’d make a day of it (go shopping and have lunch somewhere fun), but the most memorable moments for the two of them rarely had anything to
Illustrated here in bright yellow, the project intends to create a positive impact in people’s daily lives by building on the traditional comfort associated with sofas.That’s because the Ding Dong sofa features an integrated massager, which users can simply remove and use whenever they want.© Dong hyeon YooA simple strap invites interaction, whilst a wireless
Take A Closer Look At These Insanely Tallest Bridges In The WorldEvery day we cross at least one bridge, but have you ever thought that it might be one of the tallest bridges in the world? No..Right? (Who spends time thinking that in…
Piazza is an attractive divider light moves openly and effectively on the outer layer of a metal board as per the client’s requirements.Profound mechanical exploration, a wonderful methodology, thorough style and a sharp meticulousness are the vital components of new…
Types of Urban Blocks: How A City is Developed Using Various Typologies?While walking down the streets, have you ever thought about who designed this entire town? Who’s the mind behind the development and architecture of this city? Many of us enjoy…
This project gathers different illustrations made around my obsession with a design movement that started in the late 50's and lasted until the 70's: The Space Age.Website – Instagram – Twitter – Tiktok
