Located on the south coast of Australia, this house by architects McBride Charles Ryan has origami-like facets and folds. The home is named after the Klein Bottle, which is the mathematical term for a surface with an indefinable left, right, top or bottom.
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Japanese photographer Tsuneaki Hiramatsu discovered a field and a forest aglow in a strange green light.They turned out to be thousands of fireflies – incredible.
In 1958, Polaroid hired graphic designer Paul Giambarba to help them develop a new visual brand that would separate them from Kodak. What Paul designed was a simple, beautiful and unique visual language.
This beautiful residence is located in Cap-à-l’Aigle in the heart of Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada. The design of the home is rectangular and made of connecting rectangular structures which are covered in planks of wood. Beyond being aesthetically captivating, extensive thought was put into the home by the architects. The team created a garden on the roof using plants native to the local area, they oriented the house in a manner to achieve permanent natural light as well as optimal energy efficiency, and they sought out materials which have a high degree of sustainability.
This is just gorgeous. The Hacker Watch is crafted by Michael Young – influenced by his engineering projects. Housed in a stainless steel case and clear lens and polyurethane strap.
These photographs reveal one of nature’s greatest phenomena – the annual sardine run. Millions of the fish move north along the coast of South Africa where they are eaten by dolphins, sharks and gannets in a huge feeding frenzy.
This is my kind of house. The roof of the house is made from the wings of a Boeing 747-200! The main part of the house uses both of the main wings as well as the two stabilisers from the tail section for the master bedroom. The property exists on a 55-acre property in the remote hills of Malibu with unique topography and panoramic views looking out to a nearby mountain range.
Voice have recently evolved their brand identity and stationery.
Business cards – GF Smith Colorplan Pale Grey duplexed with Colorplan Imperial Blue. Litho printed to the Pale Grey and Silver Foil Blocked to the Imperial Blue
Letterheads – Printed on Fedrigoni Tintoretto Gesso 140gsm
Brochures – Printed on Fedrigoni Splendorgel 150gsm. This is the first of a quarterly publication showcasing our latest client work.
