What would you think if you came upon this while walking through the forrest?
“RUN!”
These gravity-defying outdoor art by Cornelia Konrads are simply amazing:
Considering this High School in Allentown, PA opened in 1999, it’s hard to believe it’s Millennium Falcon-like design was an accident.
Here are the Millennium Falcon’s blueprints – you decide!
This real-life Flintstones house wasn’t built as a joke, scenic attraction or publicity stunt.
Nope.
This was a custom built home for Flintstones fanatic, Dick Clark.
Jeremy Smith recently posted about avoiding bait and switch blog titles.
I agree.
So, let me be clear.
This is not a bait and switch title. When I say this is the most awesome coffee maker in the world.
I mean it.
Just look at this thing!!!
I am always up for a good prank and it is even better when you take something that was totally not intended to be how it is being used now.
The MIT people always come out with great things, but this time they may have at least out-geeked themselves.
Over a single weekend, they hacked the lighting system of a building and turned it into a Tetris game. It’s the perfect building face to make this game with it’s tall and skinny, symmetrical grid design.
Normally if you saw a sea of broken glass in a church building, you would immediately think it was vandalism, but in the case of the Benedictine Monastery, it’s all about an amazing piece of artwork:
A beautiful tragedy?
A Dutch bookstore chain is settled inside this 13th century Dominican church in Maastricht, Holland. The cathedral was build in 1294, and while the floor space is only 750 square meters, the shopping space has been built vertically, transforming the space into 1,200 square meters.
Look at this beautiful place!
I had a hard time deciding what to title this post. I really wanted to title it:
When Libraries Vomit
or
Vomiting Libraries
Something that incorporated books and vomiting.
I think I did the right thing, though, and went in a completely different direction. After all, this piece of art work is pretty incredible and deserves something far less juvenile than vomiting.
Don’t you think?
Ah, yes, Saturday projects.
The perfect day to do all those things you’ve been needing to do around the house.
Haul that old TV set to the dump, build a new dog house for the dog … or maybe both at the same time:
