Leo Fabrizio is the photographer behind  these old Swiss Bunkers that were to be forgotten. He on the other hand wanted to find a new approach to these bunkers.

My approach on the contrary, aims to expose them from a new angle. This approach has led me to discover a great number of bunkers, some in remote areas, sometimes difficultly accessible, covering the whole of the Swiss territory. The relations between these basic shaped bunkers and the often-sumptuous landscape surrounds them became an essential part of the study. 

These bunkers have a way of blending in with nature and being a part of the landscape.  Read more and see more pictures at Polar Intertia

 

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Here are some future artifacts that were designed by Rebecca Johnson and Jeff Klarin of Bughouse design studio. We have all kinds of artifacts like the joystick, turntable and other gadgets that were made out of cement and were individually casted and color stained. Check out more of Bughouse designs on their site



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Here is Part 9 of Bikespiration, I hope that you all are enjoying these collections and finding some inspiration for your next bike or current bike.

If you find any bikes out there that you think would be great in Bikespiration series. Please send me an email at pdragon65[@]gmail.com.

Check out the other installments - Part 1, Part 2, Part3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

The Bicycle Can Cage ($64) made by WalnutStudiolo could just very well be my next bike accessory purchase.  Who doesn't want a quick and easy way to get to that PBR or Soda? This light and rigid can cage for your bike is made out of fine leather, and has a snug fit to it. The rigid leather is hand-stitched together to be structurally sound. Cans stay snug in the can cage even after a rugged off road tour.

Bring a can of soda (or beer, or juice) along for the ride. A flat can of Coke has been called the racing cyclist's "secret weapon" - the quick jolt of sugar and caffeine is perfect to get you up the last few hills. - WalnutStudiolo

Comes ready to install with three clamps to connect the cage to the bicycle: two on the handlebar and one around the stem spacers.

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Check out these wonderful land art installations by Sylvain Meyer who modifies wooded areas and landscapes to create various impermanent patterns, sculptures, and textures. All of these installments were created without the use of Photoshop, even the mossy spider. Check out more work from Meyer on Flickr.



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Dash Coleman is the designer behind the Pacman Ghost.  Their are a total of 48 ghost pacman's in this poster, can you guess how many you actually know? Below is a list of all the characters just in case you need to cheat or get stumped.  Don't forget to check out more of Dash Coleman's designs on Flickr

Pacman Ghosts

Ghost (MW2)
Deadpool
Link
John Marston
Carmine (Gears of War)
Alex (A Clockwork Orange)
Creeper (Minecraft)
Super Meat Boy
Sonic
Snake
Superman
Batman
Reddit alien
Kirby
Kevin Flynn
Clu
Mushroom (Mario)
Boo (Mario)
Waldo
Metroid
Samus
Kratos
Vincent Vega (Pulp Fiction)
Jules Winnfield (Pulp Fiction)
Commander Shepard
Wrex
Kang
Kodos
Roger the Alien (American Dad)
Henchman 21 (Venture Bros)
Master Chief
Grunt (Halo)
Brotherhood Soldier (Fallout)
NCR Soldier (Fallout)
Metool (Megaman)
Mega Man
Iron Man
Leonard (Ugly Americans)
Darth Vader
Stormtrooper
Dr. Manhattan
Rorschach
Bender
Zoidberg
Zombie
Combine Soldier (Half-Life)
Headcrab (Half-Life)
Tobias Funke

The Lit C-1 is a electric urban vehicle, combining the size of a motorcycle and durability of a car. The C-1 uses electronically-controlled gyroscopes to remain upright even in the case of an accident. It can be charged up in six hours, has a top speed of 120mph, and the battery provides enough autonomy for 150 to 220 miles. It will be available in 2014 and will sell for $12,000 to $16,000 (USD). I wonder how many people will go for this craze and get themselves one of these? Would you get one? Check out the video below.




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This home is located in New Zealand and was designed by Crosson Clarke Architects Carnachan. It was intended to reinterpret the traditional country, with wood crafts and raw utilization of materials.  Designed almost like a container but it also allows for an open connection to connect with nature.

The house has a simple rectangular plan and sits at the top and side of a cliff for a view over the ocean maximized by a part of the facade that opens and closes as needed. Add to that, a beautiful wooden deck and a bathtub for bathing in the evening, to desalinate the day at the beach with a beautiful sunset.



Source:  journal-du-design.fr

Summer fun is about to happen with this new playlist. Pack your luggage, jump in the car with the windows down and begin your journey. Some of the artist in this months playlist are The Limousines, Imagine Dragons, Strange Talk and more...  Enjoy some sun and music my friends.

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