Posted on May 24th 2013, 12:00 PM
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Arquitectos: hanrahanMeyers architects
Ubicación: Claverack, Nueva York, USA
Superficie: 2601 m2
Fotografías: Michael Moran / ottoarchive.com
© Michael Moran / ottoarchive.com
Won Dharma es un centro de espiritualidad y recreación en Claverack, Nueva York, para los Won Budistas, una organización coreana que hace hincapié en el equilibrio en la vida diaria y la relación con la naturaleza. El centro está ubicado en un sitio de 500 hectáreas ubicado...
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Remember this little guy? The Pixo lamp incorporates a USB port in its base, which means more convenience when charging our mobile devices. However many times you’ve reached behind your sofa/bed/table/desk to pick up a charging cable, you know it’s been too many.
There are other impressive things about this lamp (360 degree rotating head, three-axis articulating stem, uses just five watts thanks to low-energy LEDs, etc.) but all we’re going to appreciate right now is the USB port (Hat tip to designers Pablo and Fernando Pardo for this small yet significant detail), and the new color options of yellow and blue.
Designers: Pablo and Fernando Pardo.
The Pixo LED Lamp is also available directly from Pablo Designs.-Low-energy LEDs have a 50,000-hour life span.
-Advanced chip-on-board technology allows the 75 LEDs to run cooler, providing consistent, long-lasting and uniform-quality light.
-Made in China.Materials: Polycarbonate shade, lens and base cover; liquid-painted aluminum arm; steel base.
Measurements: H 18.5″ Max Base Diameter 5″
From our archives; originally posted Sep 5, 2012.
From Kollectif
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Extrait du communiqué de presse: « Montréal, vendredi 17 mai 2013 – Le Carrousel, compagnie de théâtre et le Théâtre Le Clou franchissent aujourd’hui le pas déterminant dans la mise en œuvre du Cube, Centre international de recherche et de création en théâtre pour l’enfance et la jeunesse.
La première ministre du Québec, Pauline Marois, accompagnée du ministre de la Culture et des Communications, Maka Kotto, et du député de Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques et adjoint parlementaire à la première ministre (volet électrification des transports), Daniel Breton, a annoncé aujourd’hui un accord de principe de 11M$ pour la réalisation de ce projet.
Nous sommes fiers et heureux de la confiance que nous témoignent aujourd’hui le ministère de la Culture et des Communications et le Gouvernement du Québec. Il s’agit d’une grande reconnaissance de l’histoire et de la vitalité du théâtre jeune public au Québec et de son rayonnement international.
« Le Carrousel et le Théâtre Le Clou sont deux entreprises culturelles bien établies et de bonne réputation au Québec comme à l’international. Lorsqu’elles ont mis en commun leurs ressources afin de fonder le projet Le Cube, elles ont fait un pas de plus dans la consolidation de leur mission respective. Unies sous un même toit parfaitement adapté à leurs besoins, elles pourront ainsi pousser encore plus loin leur exploration d’un théâtre qui fait appel à une sensibilité toute particulière,...
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SHINYA KIMURA - "Motorcycle Mechanic" from Evan Scott on Vimeo.
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Posted on May 24th 2013, 11:25 AM
the photographer will represent ireland at the 55th international art exhibition —la biennale di venezia.
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Our job of the week on Dezeen Jobs is a position for a senior designer with the inventors of Sugru, an ingenious silicone rubber that can be used to...
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Posted on May 24th 2013, 11:22 AM
Photo by Benjamin Norman for The New York Times]In New York City there are plenty of places to get drunk, starting with my kitchen. But most crave a more glamorous experience, and in a city of millions, glamor is often equated with exclusivity and secrecy. Faux speakeasys have become as much of a cliché as drunken fistfights in the Meatpacking District. Yet for a brief period earlier this year, a group of artists ran a true speakeasy in the most unusual of locations: A water tower atop an abandoned building in Chelsea.
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