Rooftops of NYC

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↑ Scroll to see more rooftop beauty. They’re all cool, but that top one takes the cake.

Ghosts of Shopping Past

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By Photograper Brian Ulrich. Read an interview and see more at MorningNews

World’s Deepest Bin & Piano Stairs

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Sweden’s “Fun Theory Award” – some brilliant work, sponsored by Volkswagen.

Missile Silo Fixer-Upper Now Swanky Bachelor Pad

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This guy bought an abandoned missile silo for $99,000 in 1997. Now he lives in it. More.

Life Size LEGO House Underway

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“Though we knew that there were plans to build a full-size house from LEGOs, the photographic evidence is beginning to show up! James May, the UK television host of Toy Stories is working with over 2 million bricks and 1,200 volunteers to build a life-size LEGO house in Surrey, England. Scheduled to be completed today, these pics are from the past few weeks.” From Apartment Therapy

The illustration of Lebbeus Woods

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Reef – by Rob Ley & Joshua G. Stein

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Simcity meets New York in Youcity.

Installation Art in Vienna Zoo

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According to the artists, these scenes of ecological nightmares are “experimental set-up[s]” in which “the viewer is forced to reconsider traditional modes of animal presentation and simultaneously to question the authenticity of concepts which are restaging ‘natural’ environments while they are increasingly endangered.” More…

Tokyo builds a lifesize Gundam

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The Forgotten Future

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San-Zhr Pod Village, by photographer Craig Ferguson.. a project that features images of an abandoned hotel or housing development in the small town of San-Zhr on the north coast of Taiwan. Ferguson’s images have a post-apocalyptic flavor, and as Craig explains, the truth is no less bizarre: local papers at the time reported that there were numerous accidents during construction which caused the death of some workers. As news of these accidents spread, no one wanted to go there, even to visit. The project was subsequently abandoned and left for nature to take over again. The once foreseen future never included this place in its plans. From Art Desire.

MOS’ PS1 Installation

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