Thursday, March 27, 2008

Nappak - Office sleep bag

Nappak, office sleeping bag design



Nappak, office sleeping bag design


The Nappak is a sleeping bag that is stored in a mobile trolley. This sleeping bag is designed for use in the office, and is especially idea if your office is not packed with workstations, papers and files. A nice design, especially if you want to take power naps in the afternoon.

2008 Luxurious Audi Q7

audi q7


The Audi Q7’s appearance underscores it's performance perfectly. Bold surface curves, strong shoulders and accentuated wheel arches come together with power, presence and harmony. B & O Advanced Sound System : Fourteen speakers and limitless sound are just two features of this world-class audio system. Meticulous craftsmanship and in-depth vehicle analysis combine to create model-specific surround sound systems that deliver unmatched music and entertainment.

Utilizing every opportunity to impress, the Audi Q7 proves that functional can be both elegant and powerful.

Symobiotic interlock

symobiotic interlock architecture design

2008 Evolo skyscraper competition. Daekwon Park's project (symobiotic interlock - towards the vertically interconnected city) takes place in this urban context, investigating the way to reunite the isolated city blocks and insert multi-layered network of public space, green space and nodes for the city.

Steve Jobs portrait

Steve Jobs portrait
Steve Jobs portrait - make from a collage of all apple products.

360 degree mirror

360 degree mirror
360 degree mirror makes all angles visible simultaneously for full coverage while you style hair, apply make-up. Central mirror illuminates.

"V" Bike Sweden's Answer To City Cycling

V bike design

Small balloon tires, a low-rider frame and lots of hauling attachments are the features Swedish cycling company Skeppshult felt would be most needed in a short-trip urban bike. For the new Skeppshult V which will be released later in March, Skeppshult worked with designer Björn Dalhström to depart a little from its classic pastto create a cross between a Swedish postal carrier cruiser and an Italian '50s feel.
"We had the bike's purpose in mind," says Skeppshult's Sven Andersson. "He added the graphic thought and form language to make V what it is."