Posts tagged design
‘Mad’ Woman Janie Bryant…Clinton, New York City (via WSJ)
The Indie Designer and Fab Gray Lady…Brooklyn, NY (via Rebecca Turbow)
Tarina Tarantino and her One-of-a-Kind Vespa…Union Square, NYC (via Tarina Tarantino)
Street Style Photographer, Model and Blogger…Chelsea, New York, NY (via StyleSpotting)
Chris Benz is the Prince of Color…Clinton, New York City, NY (via The List Collective)
We Wish Our Room Was as Cool as His…Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY (via NewYorkMarkt)
Fashionably Fab on a Grey and Rainy Afternoon…Greenwich Village, New York City, NY (Photo by Hyphen Magazine)
The Creative Director at Ghurka…Midtown West, Manhattan, NY (Photo by Refinery29)
The Publishing Sophisticate…West Village, New York, NY (Photo via NY Times)
Musical Genius Melaena Cadiz…Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY (Photo via Design Sponge)
The Fashion Designer…New York City, NY (photo by Jr Delia)
The Designistrator…Brooklyn, NY (via Get Addicted To)
From Gehry to Pre-Fab!
Developer Bruce Ratner will build the world’s tallest pre-fabricated tower as the first residential building inside his Atlantic Yards mega-project, dealing a blow to labor unions and architecture enthusiasts — whose original support for the development was conditioned on job creation and the promise of a mini city built by starchitect Frank Gehry.
Renderings released on Thursday by SHoP Architects reveal a 32-story building rising at the corner of Dean Street and Flatbush Avenue, just south of the under-construction Barclays Center. (read more at The Brooklyn Paper)
CANSTRUCTION
Canstruction is an extraordinary annual design competition and the most unique food charity in the world. In over 100 cities around the globe, teams of top architecture and engineering professionals participate in contests to create enormous structures built entirely from full cans of food. Now in its 19th year in New York City, over 20 entries vie for awards in categories including Best Meal, Best Use of Labels, and Structural Ingenuity. In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, these sculptural works are on view throughout the World Financial Center and then dismantled and donated to City Harvest for distribution to those in need. Joining in the effort this year is Move For Hunger. Together we ask you to join us in the fight against hunger.
World Financial Center
200 Vesey Street, Financial District
November 10-21, 2011, 10am-6pm Daily
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