Shake it! Polaroid film is back
posted on July 29, 2010 by Catherine Osborne | Comments
Categories: Product design, Photography
The Impossible Project. That is the name of the company now on a mission to bring back instant analog film for vintage Polaroid cameras. The Netherland factory announced today it is launching a Silver Shade version of the film and, this year alone, it plans to roll out one million film packs.
Now in Venice: Philip Beesley's Hylozoic Ground
Posted on July 28, 2010 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Architecture, Events
In the floating city, a team of students, artists, engineers and scientists led by architect Philip Beesley are assembling Canada's spectacular pavilion for the 12th edition of the architecture biennale.
Posted on July 27, 2010 by Elizabeth Pagliacolo | Comments
Categories: Urban planning, Events, Green design
Foodprint Toronto, a full afternoon of symposiums taking place at the Artscape Wychwood Barns on Saturday, July 31, dives into the urban infrastructure of food.
Venice Architecture Biennale? There's an app for that
Posted on July 26, 2010 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Architecture, Art, Events
With only a month left until the blockbuster architecture show, the Biennale App helps showgoers prepare for their treks through the endless labyrinth of pavilions that line the city's alleys and canals.
Open now: Pascale Girardin pop-up shop in Montreal
Posted on July 23, 2010 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Product design, Art, Graphic design, Events, Interior Design , Shopping
Renowned for her grand installations in hotels and restaurants around the globe, Quebec ceramicist Pascale Girardin has opened a pop-up shop in Old Montreal offering goods of a decidedly smaller scale.
Posted on July 22, 2010 by Elizabeth Pagliacolo | Comments
Categories: Events, Green design
As reported by the Associated Press (and seen on NPR.org) Italian engineers have sent two unmanned cars to China in an experiment set to have a huge impact on the future of automotive technology.
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House in Frogs Hollow
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