Brilliant design to fit more people in the city

I don't think these ideas are enough, but at least they sounds good

Thank my mate Lam Nguyen for sharing this.

Some more inspiration

I still feed my imagination from other fields.

Cannot grab in a hand by *hira-geco on deviantART

over-laid in maps

I don't find this an excellent artwork, but still appreciate. I'd love to see a whole collection of images of this concept.

by Edward Fairburn, from http://illusion.scene360.com

original article here

So I find more:

by Fernando Vicente, from http://illusion.scene360.com

original article here

by Claire Brewster,  from http://illusion.scene360.com

original article here

Day to Night

Photographs by Stephen Wilkes portraiting the urban space in its own movement of activities, light and time.

original article from KoiKoiKoi here

More about Stephen Wilkes. 

Zero Gravity in Urban Space

artworks by Jeremy Geddes

View more here

Streets of New York

Oh the dream city that I still haven't been to.

 

The Street Aesthetic of New York City from Christian Andersen on Vimeo.
www.CAndersenArts.com
www.Twitter.com/CAndersenArts

Description:
I had a chance to go visit one of the greatest cities this summer. Right when I got of the plane and arrived downtown New York, I took my camera and strolled out through the busy streets of New York City. I wanted to capture the great culture and street aesthetic of New York and I think it turned out really well. The video includes recordings from both Manhattan and Brooklyn, where I spend hours capturing the culture and everyday life of native New Yorkers.

Title: The Street Aesthetic of New York City
Filmed and Edited by: Christian Andersen
Shot with: Canon EOS 550D
Music: The XX - Intro

For more works:
www.CAndersenArts.com
@CAndersenArts

1st Inspiration entry of 2013

As always, I found my inspiration from different fields of design (and of all, in general). In this first inspiration-entry of 2013, I selected works from Atelier Olschinsky (graphic design), Chris Labrooy (3D design), GeneticBoy (fashion), Patrick Brown (illustration), V44L (street art), breathinfreedom (photography), burninmonk (photography), alierturk (photography), oO-ren-Oo (photography), Camereon (photography), RonnieMena (body art), amayamua (body art), Birdldy (artisan craft), DaJyDesign (interface design), PixerSize (interior design), Clavel Arquitectos (architecture), Louis I.Kahn (landscape architecture/urban design)

I hope you can feel or see something 'urban' in all selected works here. Cheers!

Books I found (and spent time with) in State Library of Victoria

img source: internet

img source: amazon.com

img source: Publiarq.com

img source: internet

out-standing doesn't mean tall

William Beaver House

See more here: http://bit.ly/QJBakd

underground

Underground: gone with the gun by ~mingrutu on deviantART

data wall

you must see it here:: (!) http://bit.ly/PxCpBB

drawing the city

The artist by *adrianismyname on deviantART

deili deiviatien

Opening by ~sacral-stock on deviantART

Arum/Zaha Hadid at Venice Biennale

Arum / Zaha Hadid Architects from ArchDaily on Vimeo.

I wanna be there ...

... so bad badly!

http://www.archdaily.com/tag/venice-biennale-2012/

Venice Biennale 2012

I want to break free

God knows, I want to break free
God knows, I've fallen in love

(mah) Daily Inspiration

Capital of Sweden by *DagHagerius on deviantART

In a world full of people there's only some want to fly

In a sky full of people only some want to fly. Isn't that crazy?

In a world full of people only some want to fly. Isn't that crazy?

In a heaven of people there's only some want to fly. 

Isn't that crazy?

Dei-lih Inspir8ion

Say cheese by ~duendeverde on deviantART

So call me maybe

Today's breakfast of mine (on computer, after the physical breakfast):


Some laugh for a boring windy Saturdee in Sydney.
It's so funny not of the dancing weirdo but of the reaction of guys and gals on the left screen.
It's always good to make people laugh, rite?

Btw, I'm starting a new project for this blog, inspired by "the Birth of Sydney" (Tim Flannery) and "Pattern Language" (Christopher Alexander). It's still in draft, saved in my Evernote. Will soon publish here but hope Professor James give me some spare time. haha.

Back to work now. Urban mapping assignment on the go!