Tag: public

Travis Huggett, the New Yorker photographer capture everyday scenes of people in their commute for his series “Last Night at the Bus Stop“. The photographs depict emotionless facial expressions in fluorescent light and although it’s a common sight, the images evoke...

Public art is getting so innovative! Artist duo Ygor Marotta and Ceci Soloaga of VJ Suave designed these phenomenal audiovisual tricycles called “Suaveciclos” that they use to project original animations on almost any nearby public surface. The projections illuminate walls, trees,...

There are more than 300 languages spoken in London, making it the most diverse place on earth, at least linguistically speaking. Between 2001 and 2005, photographer Richard Hooker visited various bus stops across London and shot film photographs of the...

In honor of excellent branding design (which we are a huge fan of) we decided to collect some of the freshest and hottest branding we have seen in a while. Good Branding can be so incredibly epic, my favorite type...

The metaphor of a tree house was invoked from the onset of design conceptualization to create an environment for learning via a journey of discovery and play. The use of skylights, trellises and colored glass transforms incoming daylight into a...

Doors was an enormous public art installation made from more than 1000 reused doors by South Korean artist Choi Jeong-Hwa [via]

This creative concept called “Istanbul Disaster Prevention and Education Centre” was created by Portuguese firm OODA. The aim of the competition for the Istanbul Disaster Prevention and Education Centre was to establish a proposal for a centre fully equipped with...

Minimalist public transportation maps available at TRNSPRTNATION. Each train route is comprised of a long, repeated list of the station stops from that line. Only $25. They have maps available for Chicago, New York, London, San Francisco, Boston, and Washington...

The Yardmasters Building confidently presents itself as a ‘public’ entity. Viewed in the round, it offers itself back to the city as an exquisite, mysterious box: a jewel in the junk-heap. The project involved extensive consultation with representatives of the...