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Smog Free Project

Jan 15, 2017Comments off

Air purifying tower that creates compressed smog Netherlands-based Studio Roosegaarde has created what it calls the largest vacuum cleaner for smog in the world. Designed

D-Shape

Jan 08, 2017Comments off

3D printed stone D-Shape is a robotic building system that uses sand to print artificial stone structures. Developed by UK-based Monolite, the D-Shape printing technology

Sensitive Apertures

Nov 08, 2011Comments off

Cellular ceramic light apertures Sensitive Apertures is a modular slip-cast ceramic building skin designed to admit a small quantity of light through a refractive glass

Woven Stone

Oct 31, 2011Comments off

Profiled stone tile mosaic Woven Stone is part of the ASI Specialty Products Magna Mosaic Collection. Earth tones combined with dimensional, geometric features create a

Trigger Points

Aug 17, 2011Comments off

Therapeutic plaster moldings Massage therapists commonly work to access and manipulate multiple trigger points in the body as a means of aiding diverse ailments. Design

Found Space Tiles

Apr 27, 2011Comments off

Profiled ceramic wall tiles Found Space Tiles transform the common into the uncommon. Designers Stephanie Davidson and Georg Rafailidis developed the tiles after seeking greater

Fly Ash Panels

Mar 01, 2011Comments off

Fly ash building components Fly ash is the waste product of burning coal that is largely comprised of carbon and contains many heavy metals. Fly

Electroboard

Jan 13, 2011Comments off

Electro-conductive gypsum wallboard Electroboard is an interior finish material that pairs flat-wire technology with a fire resistant gypsum core. It provides an electrified low-voltage surface

Y Blocks

Dec 30, 2010Comments off

Cellular ceramic building blocks Y Blocks are a new type of brick system that creates an informally arranged wall or paving surface while utilizing a

Q Blocks

Nov 20, 2010Comments off

Multifunctional ceramic building blocks Bricks and tiles, though materially similar, are commonly understood as discrete building materials. Bricks are stacked to produce a solid volume,