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Dutch Designers Create Interlocking LEGO Fashion

Dutch Designers Create Interlocking LEGO Fashion

Refinity dresses consist of interlocking parts which can be added or taken away from a garment, allowing users to alter it’s design on demand.

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Fake Prison Break with Projectors in Amsterdam

Fake Prison Break with Projectors in Amsterdam

We recently came across an interesting viral video about a faked prison break used to promote a Dutch magazine’s special issue on criminals (English translation).  The video depicts a group of young guys hastily getting together a projector to fake a prisoner climbing out of his window in a famous prison complex called Bijlmerbajes.
The video pairs with the magazine’s special section and commentates on the recent criticism of prison breaks in nearby Belgium.   Projecting realistic images, even 3D ones, is becoming more popular and this Dutch magazine is hoping to cash in on the trend.  Who knows what other tomfoolery [...]

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Floating Apartment Complex in Europe

Floating Apartment Complex in Europe

New Water is a Dutch project in water-management development located in a former polder in Naaldwijk. With rising sea levels and reoccurring flooding, the focus of  the project was to adapt to the water instead of fighting it.
Europe’s first settlement of this kind will consist of pre-fab houses with aluminum facades on top of a heavy concrete caisson foundation, floating on a shallow body of water. The master plan calls for 1200 floating dwellings, and the first batch out is the apartment complex Citadel.
The images from Citadel show a luxury condo style more likely to be found in [...]

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Interactive Urban Wallpaper

Interactive Urban Wallpaper

Media architecture collective, Urban Alliance, recently installed what they call “interactive urban wallpaper” in a pedestrian tunnel in Amsterdam.  Made from 2,500 LEDs set behind a ribbed, semi-transparent wall, the lights react to people’s movement as they they walk through the tunnel.  In addition to making it less vulnerable to graffiti, the curves in the wall also enable the images to be seen more clearly from outside the tunnel.
Urban Alliance is composed of Dutch architects Studio Klink, production company Illuminate, artist Matthias Oostrik and design and construction firm Cube.
[via Dezeen]
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