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Paris vs New York illustrations – Alike yet different

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Visited or lived Paris and New York or maybe one of them or maybe none, either way you’ll probably understand these illustrations. It is a clever and fun way to represent the differences between those two major cities. Both cities of modern fashion and tourism, but still very different, partly because of the clash of continents; Europe vs. America. The theme of the images is mostly about culture, or better said: the way of living, and the name o…

 

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Illusions that make rooms bigger

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The American artist Nils Nova has made some impressive art work that locates between optical illusion and curious perception of space. The explanation lies in printing photographs in large format. He is simply taping the printed photos on walls in a room to give the perfect optical illusion. The rooms appear to be much bigger than they are because the photos are showing extra space in such a convincing way. It looks so realistic that you would …

 

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NYC Lifestyle – Fashion, Food And Fun!

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If there is one thing the world loves to ape, it is the NYC lifestyle – be it related to fashion or sports or the hustle and bustle of office life, the New York spirit never ceases to intrigue and exhilarate! ‘Ennui’ is a word that is not part of the vocabulary of New York. In this multi-racial and welcoming society, you will never run out of things to do – if you are artistically inclined you can visit a Broadway theat…

 

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Strangely bent rails after New Zealand earthquake

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ng all of that energy like springs. Just cutting them could be dangerous.

I’m hoping they attached cutting charges to them and got the h out of the way. Izakk Andrea you’re a moron. This is not fake. I am from Christchurch, New Zealand and I know for a fact that this is not a fake. I experienced the quake first hand. So think about what you say before you go saying stupid things like that. dave why are there so many shadows on the ground which …

 

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Stunning New Skyscraper in Vietnam

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environmental agenda and is designed to mitigate the effects of the area’s high levels of humidity. The system draws in humidity, separating the water from the atmosphere and exhaling hot, dry air, which can then be cooled by ground water and released back into the buildings. In addition, a serrated facade, made up of projecting fins, provides both shade and a unit of measurement for cellular offices around the perimeter of the floor…