Invented in the 90’s by a commuter who grew tired of showing up to work sweaty and exhausted, the Trampe lift, recently upgraded and reinvented as the CycloCable, has already carried over 200,000 bicyclists up this 150m-long cyclist deterrent. Cyclists who place one foot on the escalator’s angled platform will be pushed uphill at a speed of 5mph.
Knight Architects have completed a bridge in London that is both simple and spectacular.
This fun urban intervention from small car manufacturer Smart attempts to redesign the humble traffic light by making it a bit more interactive.
This unconventional bus station is a playful and practical installation in Baltimore, USA.
London-based practice Studio Weave has just completed a new roof terrace for London College of Fashion’s gallery space, located directly behind Oxford Street in London. Made using various colours of decking timber, the herringbone pattern references Studio Weave’s own name, as well as LCF’s roots.
The Tentsile Tree Tents were conceived as a treehouse that you can take with you anywhere. They offer an incredible way for you and your friends to experience the great outdoors in style, unparalleled comfort, unrestricted by ground conditions and with increased separation from wetness, bugs and other creepies. Because the world is our playground.
Aurland Lookout (Stegastein Viewpoint) stands at 2000 feet height above the sea level, is built by Todd Saunders and Tommie Wihelmsen. It’s one of the most popular attractions in Norway.
DOCK IT station is a modular relaxation system designed by Amodesign for public areas, shopping galleries or large halls. The system offers not only various seating modifications but it is also a place nowadays extremely sought-after since its advantage is the possibility of recharging tablets or mobile phones as well as the Wi-Fi connection.
This is a beautiful structure for a garden, designed by Martin Eddleston and Julian Phillips from MakMax.