2011’s top architecture projects give us a peek into the future of style and design of buildings and other infrastructures. It can be observed that these projects by forward thinking visionaries such as Foster + Partners, BIG Architects, Zaha hadid, and MVDRV involved massive iconic structures that will create new spaces. [More]
Archive for the ‘ Culture ’ Category
Top Ten Conceptual Architecture of 2011
By sarahness on January 1, 2012
Sexiest Ads of 2011
By sarahness on December 31, 2011
In the survey conducted by Advertising Age, Rihanna’s black and white photo for Emporio Armani was crowned the sexiest ad of 2011.
Pixelated Residence
By sarahness on November 6, 2011

Dwelling in a residential neighborhood of Osaka, Japan is a two-storey structure characterized by a pixelated elevation from the street, OH residence, designed by Koseki Architect Office. [More]
Made In Polaroid Art Exhibit
By sarahness on September 15, 2011
The Made in Polaroid exhibit showcases over 50 pieces created by artists, designers, photographers, actors and musicians. All works were created exclusively using the Polaroid GL10 Instant Mobile Printer and will be auctioned for charity. Participating artists include fashion photographers Patrick Demarchelier and Steven Klein, designers Cynthia Rowley and Phillip Lim and actors James Franco and Viggo Mortensen, among many others.
Here are some of the marvelous works of art from the exhibit:

'Synchronicity II' by Kinsey
[More]
(Phantom) Opera Restaurant in Paris
By sarahness on September 15, 2011

(Phantom) L'opéra Restaurant by Odile Decq, Paris, France
This unique dining place which displays elegance and is located at the heart of Paris is conceptualized by French architect Odile Decq. [More]
Cheesy Shoes
By sarahness on July 10, 2011

Fashion student Lisa Dillon of Bath University has designed a mouth-watering pair of Jimmy Cheese shoes using bread and West Country cheddar. [More]
Amazing Bumblebee Cake
By sarahness on July 10, 2011

Cake Boss star, Buddy Valastro, created a cake framed like the Chevorlet Camaro-shifting Autobot, Bumblebee. [More]
Masterpieces From Thousands of Kisses
By sarahness on July 9, 2011

Natalie Irish, who has more talent in her lips, is one of the very few artists who uses not her hand to create masterpieces. [More]
Van Gogh’s Starry Night for Breakfast
By sarahness on May 15, 2011

Copper Twist of instructables recreated one of the world’s most popular painting, Starry Night by Van Gogh, using bacons. [More]
7000 Trees Make Giant Guitar
By sarahness on May 14, 2011

An Argentine farmer, Pedro Martin Ureta, created a giant guitar out of 7000 cypress and eucalyptus trees in memory of his late wife, Graciela. [More]
Tong-its Extreme: Proudly Pinoy
By sarahness on February 7, 2011

Tong-its, the famous Filipino card game, can now be played in iPhone and Nokia smartphones, thanks to a Pinoy start-up app developer in Cavite. [More]
Leonardo da Vinci’s Dyslexia Might Be the Key to His Success
By sarahness on November 13, 2010

A study of Middlesex University psychologists explains the secret of Leonardo da Vinci’s talent and Pablo Picasso’s success in their field. [More]
Exhibition in Paris Featuring Lady Gaga
By sarahness on November 8, 2010

An exhibit in Paris called The Lady Gaga a Gogo exhibition at the Chappe gallery features dresses and hats designed by Jean Charles de Castelbajac which were worn by Lady Gaga in videos, plus paintings and sculptures by young artists. [More]
Modern Farmhouse: Family House in Zellerndorf
By sarahness on August 17, 2010

A firm based in Vienna, Franz Architekten, redesigned the traditional farmhouse with the ‘Family House in Zellerndorf‘ in Austria. [More]
3D TV To Be Launched Soon In Europe
By sarahness on August 13, 2010

German and Swiss researchers on a EUREKA project have come up with technology that they think could soon bring 3D experience into our houses at an affordable price. [More]
Vanessa Mae Wants to be an Olympic Skier
By sarahness on August 8, 2010

Virtuoso violinist Vanessa Mae is hoping to represent Thailand as a downhill skier at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. [More]
PS3 Building: Architecture for Gamers
By sarahness on August 8, 2010

A building in Japan has been labeled the PS3 Building for its striking resemblance with the famous game console. [More]
Julia Fischer brings imagination to Paganini’s 24 Caprices
By sarahness on August 7, 2010

The new CD by the young German violinist Julia Fischer finds solutions to Paganini’s devilish violin caprices giving expression and character to music of hair-raising difficulty. [More]
Santiago Calatrava Unveils Preliminary Designs for Denver International Airport
By sarahness on August 7, 2010

Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava, has just unmasked his preliminary designs for Denver International Airport’s South terminal redevelopment program. The redevelopment is said to not only “enhance the airport’s connectivity and functionality, but is also expected to create more than 6,600 jobs.” [More]
i-Art: iPad Doodle
By sarahness on August 7, 2010

Below are just some of the sample art works that could easily be mistaken for oil paintings but the truth is they’ve been created on an iPad. [More]

