Tag: Berlin
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MIT's Hiriko can fold on itself, drive sideways, and soon to be seen in European streets.
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Clever use of storage units at this year's Bread & Butter allowed for more exhibitors to be able to share...
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Blush, the German lingerie brand captivates numerous bystanders and pedestrians with a daring promotional...
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A French artist's pyramid made of beer is destroyed and consumed within a museum.
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Gidsy bills itself as 'a community marketplace for authentic experiences. It promises to provide a place where...
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Censorship, data protection, and filesharing-centric campaign wins 8.5% of the vote.
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An exhibition in Berlin spotlights how skateboarding, breakdancing, and street art are influencing Central and...
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A German design firm creates humorous textile interpretations of our favorite meat products.
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A new storage solution is debuted in Berlin, reimagines interior space using removable parts.
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Famous for their noteworthy shoe designs, the Spain-based company turns a 19th Century building into a...
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Cyclists turn a busy intersection into a canvas, as the tires of cars driving through paint the street in...
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A year from today, the long-awaited Berlin Brandenburg International airport (BBI) will open next to the site...
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The post-user Internet is explored by creating web 2.0 bots to reenact Lewis Carroll's classic at the...
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A playful feature of the Invisible Playground website shows how site visitors can be inspired to interact and...
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1x1x1mm camera sets record for smallest camera in the world.
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Adbusting campaign takes to the underground to playfully pervert subway consumerism.
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Architecture firm GRAFT creates a feat of multi-purpose chic -- a hotel where support walls meld into chairs.
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Since 2009, artist Christin Lahr has creatively employed the writings of Karl Marx to raise awareness over...
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A contemporary design and simple color-coding approach elevates the presentation of fair trade and...
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A large scale participatory art installation in Berlin gives visitors the experience of being inside the...
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Between 2004 and 2008, the number of private commercial art venues in the city went from about 300 to 500.
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The Aaron Rose talks to PSFK about inspirations, his process and street storytelling.
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A simple hack adds comfort and visual interest to the flexible bed.
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An unusual piece of furniture offers a playful take on form and function.
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A team of designers adopt an unconventional methodology for architectural design.
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An abandoned recreational space has been turned into a unique social hub.
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Berlin’s Mitte neighbourhood has built up a reputation for being the city’s cultural hotspot. It’s known...
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The Facadeprinter system can be used for a variety of applications to print on large outdoor surfaces.
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Artist Thom Kubli has laid out an involved process for people looking to experience his FLOAT! Thinktank 21.
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How can food reveal volumes about our lifestyles, values, behavior, health, economy and society?
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