A packaging concept for Trident suagr-free chewing gum by UK designer Hani Douaji.
Category Archives: Design
A Thonesfographic by Fishfinger, detailing the cruel fate of main characters in the course of season’s 1-4 of Game of Thrones.
See also: the Game Of Thrones Season Chronology, and the Game of Thrones Interactive Character Map.
Gigantic spoiler alert (unless you’ve already seen Seasons 1 to 4 in their entirety) – graphic after the jump.
Lad writes:
Instructions for the Miele Turbobrush (a cat hair vacuum). Unfortunately I’ve had to return it as according to the manual I can’t use it…
Bunch O Balloons – a garden hose attachment invented by Texas-based dad of eight Josh Malone.
It splits the hose’s water stream into 37 miniature pipes, each feeding pre-tied, self-sealing water balloons that detach with a light shake when full.
A work of evil genius currently massively overfunded on Kickstarter and almost certainly a thing you can buy soon.
Brine Pimp
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The prototype QUANT e-sportslimousine debuted at the Geneva motor show last March – a four-seat roadster with four electric motors (one per wheel) drawing power from redox flowcell technology developed by NASA in the 1970s.
912bhp, 900km range, 0-100km/h in 2.8s, 380km/h – approved this month for use on European roads, so no mere concept.
All generated by nothing more than salt water.
FAR Out
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The ‘CJ5 House’ – an innovative, inward-looking residence maximising the Floor Area Ratio (FAR = 1.0) of a 5m x 35m side on the outskirts of Vienna by filling the entire site.
Designed by Caramel Architekten, the peaks and troughs of the roofline create a series of levels and voids for the interlocking rooms and enclosed courtyard beneath. Heavy insulation, heat pump and photovoltaics make the house virtually independent from the grid.
And the neighbours.
Tasty Resumé
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Designer Matthew Hirsch’s creative CV based on a Hershey’s chocolate bar.
Design drawings from a patent filed by Airbus last month for a new ‘pack-em-in’ bicycle-style seat for short haul (sub 3-hour) flights.
The idea for vertical seating was first touted by Airbus in 2003. Ryanair has been promoting it since 2010.
Airbus Want To Patent The Most Uncomfortable Plane Seats Ever (Washington Post)
