by Joanna Prisco

For the last six months, New Yorkers have been hotly anticipating The Great GoogaMooga, a free food and music festival to take place in Brooklyn's Prospect Park this weekend, 19-20 May. Created by Superfly Presents—founders of Bonnaroo and Outside Lands—the GoogaMooga has sparked much dialogue among summer concertgoers for shifting the spotlight from the stage to the concessions. While food lies at the heart of the inaugural fest there's a focus on design that sets it apart from its ubiquitous predecessors.

Superfly tapped the Rockwell Group to craft the aesthetic ...

by Katharina Galla

The portrait photographer Christian Witkin is best known for his advertising and editorial work for major publications like New York Times Magazine, Harpers Bazaar, Vogue and many more. Entering what he calls "the second half of this life", he is now shifting his professional career to return to his roots in fine art, the foundation of his personal photographic work.

"I've been very fortunate that most of the advertising work I do is what I love doing," says Witkin. "But the commercial world is only important to ...

by Adam Štěch

Exploring the formation of the jewel as a natural process and celebrating it as a performance, the latest collection of distinct jewelry from the conceptual Prague-based designers Daniel Pošta and Zdeněk Vacek of Zorya fuses dynamic drama with simple beauty.

The Virus collection, the most experimental project to date from this creative pair, launched last October at Designblok 2011 Prague design week. Their previous jewelry includes strangely organic creations of raw beauty in which biomorphological inspiration meets precise technical execution with materials such as gold, silver and stainless ...

by Adam Štěch

American artists like J. B. Blunk, Wendell Castle and Jack Rogers Hopkins are established heavyweights in the world of design and certainly represent the "haute couture" style of woodworking, but Czech master craftsman and turner Anton]]> http://workflowfreelance.com/848826/antonin-hepnar.php/feed 0 http://workflowfreelance.com/845871/wendy.php http://workflowfreelance.com/845871/wendy.php#comments Wed, 02 May 2012 19:28:42 +0000 CH Contributor http://workflowfreelance.com/?guid=cb2795f7132f3e7807a3dcf8f858c7a9 Preparation begins for MoMa PS1's new air-scrubbing nylon star… by Francesca Giuliani The nylon air-cleansing concept that won MoMa PS1's 2012 Young Architects Program, Wendy is now set to grace the Long Island City museum's courtyard during the forthcoming summer]]> Preparation begins for MoMa PS1's new air-scrubbing nylon star

by Francesca Giuliani

The nylon air-cleansing concept that won MoMa PS1's 2012 Young Architects Program, Wendy is now set to grace the Long Island City museum's courtyard during the forthcoming summer months. Designed by New York-based architecture firm HWKN, the project aims to test the potential of architecture for ecological and social impact. Treated with a innovative titania nanoparticle spray to neutralize airborne pollutants, during its time at MoMA PS1 Wendy is projected to eat a quantity of smog equivalent to removing 260 cars from the road.

The ...

by Matt Domino

BOFFO was founded in 2008 as a means of fostering artist collaboration and inspiration in the design world during a time of financial and, for many young architects and designers, spiritual crisis. Nearly four years later, Faris Al-Shathir and Gregory Sparks, BOFFO 's founders, asked designer Andrew YES to be the honorary designer and co-curator of the first BOFFO Show House, running from 15 May through 4 June at NYC's Madison Jackson building.

To create custom designs specifically tailored for the ...

by Liz Cebron

On a recent visit to the made in America brand collaborative Shelter Half, we discovered Stormy Monday Goods—thoughtfully repurposed and redesigned skate and cutting boards, branded with a simple thundercloud and given a second shot at life. These one-of-a-kind creations are the labor of love of Neil Harrison, a Southern California native who, after nearly two decades in the industry—first at Quiksilver, then helping friends get a "little brand" called Volcom off the ground—decided to slow down and work with his hands.

Stormy Monday was ...

by L.S. Winkler

In 2005, Swedish designers Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin began work on a joint masters thesis in response to new laws requiring cyclists under the age of 15 to wear a helmet while operating a bicycle. The new law left many Swedish cyclists wondering if helmet laws for adults would soon follow, so the duo behind H]]> http://workflowfreelance.com/842779/hovding-invisible-bicycle-helmet.php/feed 0 http://workflowfreelance.com/842471/transmission-la-av-club.php http://workflowfreelance.com/842471/transmission-la-av-club.php#comments Mon, 23 Apr 2012 17:43:00 +0000 CH Contributor http://workflowfreelance.com/?guid=b8749e3fd7ddf6757b55ad851eb218c3 A massive collaborative exhibition showcases audio-visual delights… by Naheed Simjee A resurrected rapper by way of a hologram wasn't the only technological breakthrough that had people talking last week. Returnees from Coachella Part I flocked downtown on Thursday night for]]> A massive collaborative exhibition showcases audio-visual delights

by Naheed Simjee

A resurrected rapper by way of a hologram wasn't the only technological breakthrough that had people talking last week. Returnees from Coachella Part I flocked downtown on Thursday night for the opening of Transmission LA: AV Club sponsored by Mercedes-Benz and The Avant/Garde Diaries at the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA. The visionary and creative mastermind of the festival, Beastie Boy Mike D, invited 17 multi-disciplinary artists—including Family Bookstore and Roy Choi's Kogi Korean BBQ food truck—to create extraordinary site-specific installations that demonstrate the influence and inspiration that audio and ...

by Hunter Hess

Based in Oregon's cycling epicenter, Portland's Black Star Bags has been producing bike-specific backpacks and bags for five years, gaining a strong following throughout the Northwest. Starting with a belt-driven sewing machine his friends found in an alley, owner Dave Stoops has built his company from the ground up by providing high quality, functional bags for everyone from working messengers to weekend commuters.

"I requested a two-week vacation to ride my bike down to San Francisco for the North American Cycle Courier Championships (NACCC) and got ...

by Hunter Hess

Seattle-based design firm Electric Coffin will be taking their annual show Boxes of Death on the road this year for the third time. What began with 20 artists exhibiting in the cramped basement of a hotel has quickly grown into a touring collection featuring more than 50 top artists, as well as lesser-known local designers and some very talented friends.

Creator Patrick "Duffy" De Armas, who runs Electric Coffin with his partner Justin Elder, describes the inspiration for the show as coming from ...

by Alex Vitlin

Following an 18-month, $53 million redevelopment project, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia relaunched in late March. The addition of "Australia" at the end of its title is appropriate: the MCA is no longer merely great art sequestered in a hokey building in Sydney, it's a modern museum on one of the most coveted pieces of real estate in the world.

In addition to the refurbishment of the original building (the Art Deco former Maritime Services Board building on Circular Quay), architect Sam Mitchell and the ...

by Perrin Drumm

On a recent tour of Prague's experiential retail and gallery space Gallery by Minty Concept Club we had the chance to speak with the boutique's owner Yasmin Keshmiri Hejduk, who suggested a handful of stops to make in the city she calls home. Here, Hejduk describes what she loves about her six picks.

It's always busy, serving great French and Czech food. During lunch it's almost impossible to get a table at Cafe Savoy, but into the evening the lights are ...

by Blair Pfander

If designer Bryce Bell has anything to do with it, business cards won't be regarded for their paper weight or raised ink, but by their ability to fling random objects through space. His latest invention, the "Trebucard", does exactly that, using the weight of 16 pennies to launch jumbo-size paperclips 8-10 feet in the air.

Cleverly designed to fold into a wallet-friendly rectangle, the Trebucard is modeled on a classic trebuchet (a kind of medieval catapult). Two curved wings on the outside of the card ...

By: Davey Barrett

At the close of a recent show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, Jocelyn Mackenzie of Brooklyn-based band Pearl and the Beard held a screen-printed poster before a stupefied, packed house. Foregoing the disposable medium of CDs or LPs, the band employs the poster as the only tangible key to the band's "Prodigal Daughter Extended Single" release.

"The music industry has changed and a new model needs to be discovered to get a band's message across," Mackenzie announced. "The way that made sense for us to ...

by Perrin Drumm

Illustrator Antonio Ladrillo maintains a humble profile. "I live in Barcelona," he says, "and I spend most of my time creating creatures, designing banners and flyers for night clubs, printing t-shirts and painting big black spots on pictures. I have made graffiti, painting, design and illustration."

The deceptively simple summary doesn't address the pervasive sense of cheer he creates with his primary color characters. When you visit his website, you're greeted by two happy "big black spots creatures" and the message "Today is a good ...

by Perrin Drumm

Yasmin Keshmiri Hejduk opened Gallery by Minty Concept Club in Prague less than a year ago and already it's become the city's go-to destination as an experiential retail and gallery. "Gallery is a space where people meet, browse through new magazines and enjoy a more social setting to find goodies within the heart of Prague," Hejduk says. "Gallery combines the cool aesthetic of Scandinavian design with friendly charm, creating a modern vibe and opportunity to discover a new world." She is kept ...

by Yale Breslin

Orondava Mumford, Global Design Director at Levi's, was in charge of creating the uniforms for the staff at San Francisco eatery Saison. We dug through his sketchbook leading up to the unveiling of the restaurant's new sartorial choices and spoke with Mumford about the inspiration behind his heritage-focused design process, and his grand plans for the U.S. Postal Service.

The Levi's brand has partnered with San Francisco's acclaimed Saison restaurant to create ...

by Perrin Drumm

Legendary graphic artist Saul Bass has created logos for some of the biggest brands—Girl Scouts, Kleenex, US Airways, AT&T—and designed some of the most iconic album covers and movie posters, but it's his movie title sequences he's most remembered for. If you're a little rusty on your mid-century film classics, the "cut and paste" style of the opening titles for Catch Me If You Can pay a direct homage, even Mad Men pays tribute. Others may remember his work for Alfred Hitchcock in Charade, North by ...

by Alessandro De Toni

After two years of absence from the art scene, Lin Tianmiao is back for the largest solo exhibition of her career with new works at Beijing Center for the Arts (BCA). As one of the most important Chinese contemporary female artists, she's renowned internationally for her ability to transform threads and textiles into staggering works of art, as seen in "The Same".

Her latest exhibition makes an amazing descent into an inner world in which life and death coexist—objects, mainly artificial bones, are covered in gold or ...

by Alessandro De Toni

In a bustling metropolis like Shanghai, Shang Xia's boutique strikes a balance between "human and nature", a millenary value of Chinese culture that often appears to be lost in the country's economic rush. Wood and sandstone are combined together with high-tech fiber to create a corner of peace, a unique and harmonious environment.

The Shang Xia brand was founded in 2008 by Chinese designer Jian Qiong Er and Herm]]> http://workflowfreelance.com/829123/shang-xia.php/feed 0 http://workflowfreelance.com/827729/thornwillow-press-at-the-st-regis.php http://workflowfreelance.com/827729/thornwillow-press-at-the-st-regis.php#comments Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:01:08 +0000 CH Contributor http://workflowfreelance.com/?guid=a5ff6f253b68cba14617c7ccedb176b5 The publisher's secret shop in NYC… by Perrin Drumm In 1985, Luke Ives Pontifall was your average high school overachiever—the kind of guy whose regular classes weren't enough to keep him busy, so he sought more stimulating after-school activities. Born]]> The publisher's secret shop in NYC

by Perrin Drumm

In 1985, Luke Ives Pontifall was your average high school overachiever—the kind of guy whose regular classes weren't enough to keep him busy, so he sought more stimulating after-school activities. Born out of tedium Thornwillow Press is a small publisher that produces finely crafted, handmade, limited-edition books. What began in Pontifall's parents' proverbial basement now thrives in Newburgh, NY, a town just across the Hudson from Beacon, home of the Dia.

Down the street from George Washington's Revolutionary War headquarters in Newburgh, a host of master craftsmen and engravers create custom ...

by Ikechukwu Onyewuenyi

When one thinks of Atlantis, a phantasm of decadence and splendor floods the senses, harkening a city at the height of its glory. For the "Atlantish: quite like Atlantis" collection, design collective Greece Is For Lovers (GIFL) turned to the present to communicate the allegorical allure of the past through modest design classics synonymous to Grecian culture. GIFL designer Thanos Karampatos says he wanted to "play with the idea of how the current and the antique are often blurred." The ubiquitous and somewhat nondescript ...

by Matt Domino

Since 2007, Juliet Totten has embraced society's current entrepreneurial spirit as the co-owner and founder of the wedding decoration company Poppies and Posies. Building on the success of that venture, Totten decided to broaden her business scope by starting Cabin Cove Oysters, an oyster garden in South Bristol, Maine, which takes to the street on the Shuck Truck—a traveling Airstream trailer from which she and her business partner, Michael McAllister, serve fresh oysters—theirs and other local farmers'—with ...

By Mark Buche

Drop City is the artist community formed by clothing company COMUNE to attract like-minded artists to come together and collaborate on special projects. With an impressive group of new and returning artists Drop City launched their second group exhibition "Ce n'est pas la fin du Monde" or "This is Not The End of The World" at R&R Gallery in Los Angeles.

"We just wanted to have a lighthearted optimistic title for the show. Because it is a group show we wanted it to be a celebration of all of our ...

by Frank Galland

Founded by Aaron Broudo, Brooklyn Night Bazaar brings the inspirational energy and madness of Southeast Asian night markets to a 40,000 square foot former carpet warehouse on the Williamsburg waterfront 15-17 December 2011. Broudo partnered with Ken Farmer, creative director of Nuit Blanche New York, to bring their Brooklyn audience a few evenings of beer, music, artists' wares and skateboarding with the holiday season in full swing.

We caught up with one of the bazaar's featured artists, Brooklyn-based Canyon Castator, whose work spans oil on canvas to ...

Annett Bourquin and Kerstin Greve founded the Lisbon-based label ANVE as a small but carefully curated collection of accessories, bags and home goods. According to the pair, the goal is simple: "We aim to make objects that stay with their owners and become more beautiful with life."

Aside from the inspiration behind the neighborhoods and landscape of their adopted city, Bourquin and Greve gather ideas from the many places they've lived and visited in the past, from Berlin, Basel and Vienna to Cape Town and Tokyo. While the ...

Insight, a line of women's and men's clothing born from the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia, has introduced their latest addition, Insight Collectibles. As a way to turn their collection of graphic tees, vintage-inspired maxi dresses, and apr]]> http://workflowfreelance.com/784583/insight-candles.php/feed 0 http://workflowfreelance.com/784294/link-about-it-this-weeks-picks-35.php http://workflowfreelance.com/784294/link-about-it-this-weeks-picks-35.php#comments Sun, 04 Dec 2011 13:43:08 +0000 CH Contributor http://workflowfreelance.com/?guid=d928e7bf6661dd653380b2e9a3d7f1df Colette for The Impossible Project, Egypt's election logos, airless tires and more in our look at the web this week… 1. Printstagr.amLeave a record of your Instagram addiction with these miniature printouts from Prinstagr.am, an online service that assembles posters,]]> Colette for The Impossible Project, Egypt's election logos, airless tires and more in our look at the web this week 1. Printstagr.am

Leave a record of your Instagram addiction with these miniature printouts from Prinstagr.am, an online service that assembles posters, prints, minibooks, tinybooks and stickers of your favorite phone-cam stills. With some seriously affordable prices, this is a definite win for documenting your mobile adventures.

Bridgestone reinvents the wheel with their new airless tire, which provides the same amount of shock absorption as standard tires by working off an intricate resin spoke ...

by Miranda Ward

Launched last month, Fail+Canoe jewelry brings together two Austin-based designers, Christine Fail of Fail Jewelry and Natalie Davis of Canoe. Fail earned a BFA in studio art and starting creating her own handmade jewelry after spending more than five years with two major designers, while Davis—who works with butcher Ben Runkle to produce goods "crafted with a sartorial eye and workhorse materials to last a lifetime" for her Canoe line—is also a print designer and typography teacher.

The collection of hammered brass ...

by Maj Hartov

Graphic design heavyweight Paula Scher's new book Maps covers her cartographic artwork since the late 1990s. She calls her large-scale paintings "distortions of reality," as they comment on our world of information overload in a deeply personal way. When she was a child, Scher's father—who wrote an introductory essay for the book—invented a device called Stereo Templates that helps correct the naturally occurring deviations in aerial photos used for creating maps. As a result, the artist grew up understanding that all ...

By Miranda Ward

Recently-launched brand Stolen Sunday makes youthful scarfs for men and women inspired by the enchantment of California dreams, proclaiming their desire to "remind you that life is pretty damn magical sometimes" in their cheery manifesto. Their handcrafted headpieces are cut in Los Angeles and sewn in San Francisco using organic cotton.

For Winter 2011 Stolen Sunday has released their latest innovation in layering comfort with the "scoodie," a hybrid scarf and hooded sweatshirt that wraps around your head and neck. The creative accessory's lack of sleeves prevents ...

by Miranda Ward

Founded by Zach Frechette, Cofounder and Editor of Good magazine, Quarterly Co. is a new subscription service delivering a batch of gifts handpicked by a cast of creative contributors. Like the four-year-old "object based publication" The Thing Quarterly, the upstart means to delight in an era of constant communication but physical detachment.

"Quarterly wants to recapture the romance and impact of a well-crafted package," explains Frechette in a blog post, but its goal is also to "tie it into ...

by Matt Spangler

You know the feeling of finding the perfect suit? Any outfit that makes you more confident in everything you do—your steps a little crisper, your handshake a little firmer—is the kind of "feels good, looks good and you know it" experience I had riding the Moto Guzzi V7 Racer over the course of a late-September L.A. weekend.

The V7 Racer is a ode to the original red-frame V7 Sport Telaio Rosso, housing its legendary 90-degree V-twin engine inside the frame, a creation of famed ...

by Miranda Ward

Stocking designer tea towels like Australia's Third Drawer Down and Unity Peg labels, the couple behind the U.K. purveyor To Dry For bring a little bit of art to everyday objects. Noticing a number of designers creating bright, unconventional tea towels as part of a range of other products, Dave and Sally Emery decided to peddle these alongside their own collection of specially commissioned towels. The textiles serve as affordable and functional art, offering artists "another print medium," explains Dave.

The Oxford-based ...

by Bryn Chernoff

Starting at Tokyo's Mori Art Museum in 2006, Cameroon-born artist Bili Bidjocka and Lausanne-born curator Simon Njami have been traversing the world inviting creatives of varied professional backgrounds to write on the blank pages of eight enormous books “as if it were their the last opportunity to hand write something.” Their project, called Ecriture Infinie, emphasizes the gestures of writing and the flow of pen on paper rather than actual content.

The project is a celebration of handwriting, and a call to ...

by Adele Chan

Presented in Asia two years ago, the first-ever Saporiti Design Award Exhibition showcased the works of nine promising Singaporean designers who were tasked with creatively conceiving luxury towers that would hold, store or display opulent objects.

The Italian furniture brand awarded the prestigious trophy to Ministry Of Design, a studio whose illustrious works include the the recently opened Club Hotel in Singapore and the branding, landscape and interiors of an emerging boutique hotel in Penang called The Macalister Mansion.

MOD's Director of Design, Colin Seah was ...

by Adele Chan

Where most go for increasingly hi-def effects, experimental Japanese designer Kunihiko Morinaga took a deliberately different direction with his label Anrealage, designing the Fall/Winter 2011 line around the concept of low-resolution graphics. Titled "Low" in reference to the throwback patterns, the collection includes skirt suits, coats, dresses, tights and court shoes printed with colorful square blocks, meant to resemble pixelated florals and paisleys. The resulting mosaic-like imagery attracts the eye, giving the illusion that moving further away or squinting might pull the designs into focus. The heels ...

by Shawn Thomson

Known for its unfiltered take on contemporary art in recent years, Germany's capital city has increasingly become an international stomping ground for artists, dealers, collectors and enthusiasts alike, all there to relish in an atmosphere without the financial constraints of art hubs like New York and London. One show really capturing Berlin's artistically autonomous spirit is Berliner Liste, a three-day fair located in a former power plant that showcases over 100 galleries from Germany and beyond.

The broad spectrum of both established and emerging artists sets ...

After shooting an aquatic competition in Shanghai from various angles, photographer Ezra Shaw found inspiration in the bizarre faces made by divers—no two alike and all extremely entertaining—as they plummet into the water.

Sungevity, a home solar energy service based in Oakland, CA, is hitting the streets of the East Coast this summer, giving out free ice pops and quotes on how to install and finance your own solar system now ...

When the weather complies, a picnic represents near ultimate sensory satisfaction. Snacking and sipping, mingling with the beauty of the great outdoors, and basking in the warm seasonal glow—the tradition has all the romance of camping without forgoing a shower. For an update to wicker hampers or all-in-one sets (both destined to rot in your closet), we came up with a few urban-friendly solutions for today's picnicker.

Bringing all the goods along efficiently and easily calls for a carry-all. For snack overflow or to stash a frisbee, a cute and colorful Baggu ...

Panties get strummed and nipples are turntables in this NSFW animated short and accompanying website from the French organization AIDES, putting a comically risqu]]> http://workflowfreelance.com/729228/link-about-it-this-weeks-picks-16.php/feed 0 http://workflowfreelance.com/726370/the-99-conference-2012-tickets.php http://workflowfreelance.com/726370/the-99-conference-2012-tickets.php#comments Tue, 19 Jul 2011 12:45:00 +0000 CH Contributor http://workflowfreelance.com/?guid=1b15cde6f9dec3ab1e19241d34d09071 The first step toward making your ideas happen… Tickets for the 2012 99% Conference (held in New York City 3-4 May 2012) go on sale today, 19 July 2011. The conference, organized by our friends at Behance, is inspired by]]> The first step toward making your ideas happen

Tickets for the 2012 99% Conference (held in New York City 3-4 May 2012) go on sale today, 19 July 2011.

The conference, organized by our friends at Behance, is inspired by the famous Thomas Edison quotation "Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration." Unique in the conference circuit, it features speakers and workshops dedicated to making your ideas happen.

Tickets for the 2011 conference sold out over five months in advance, and with such an intimate size—just 400 attendees— tickets for the 2012 conference are sure to go quickly ...

"Drink your shots, pick up your beer and come watch us perform," Django Stewart commanded the crowd at Mercury Lounge last week. "We're Nightmare and the Cat," punctuated his brother and fellow frontman Sam Stewart, kicking off the show to launch their debut EP. Eight songs later, sweating and dazed, the packed house saw the band off the stage with rapturous applause. The music that came between varied from lofty, thoughtful rock to soulful, layered folk. Dramatic, story-driven, catchy and with swoon-inspiring potency that envelops the band ...

If you've ever ended up stranded in the city with a flat tire, you'll find the new Bike Fixtation kiosks helpful. The self-service stations are open extended hours for bicyclists in the Minneapolis and St. Paul metropolitan areas.

LockCircle's solid aluminum cap keeps Canon image sensors protected with machined good looks.

With the official launch of the BMW Guggenheim Lab website this week, the world now has an up-to-date source for Lab-related ...

Through August 14th, the Asia Society Museum in NYC will be home to Ai Weiwei’s solo show “New York Photographs 1983 to 1993." On view for the first time outside China, the exhibition includes 227 photos of the 10,000 he took while living in the East Village and LES.

A floating hotel and theater built in the Neutrino tradition, Constance Hockaday's Boggsville Boatel is inspired by ...

Nearly 500 modern designs from Alvar Aalto to Sori Yanagi will go up for sale at Wright's final spring auction in Chicago on 9 July 2011. With no set reserves, you might just get lucky.

The design team at Worldstudio recently took on the task of modifying the widespread symbol of gay solidarity, updating the rainbow stripes in an attempt to redefine the image for today and to make it specific to ...

by Ryan McManus

Now in its third year, the Jaguar R Performance Academy is a one-day driving school designed to train owners of Jaguar's "R" vehicles how to get the most from their powerful cars. We were invited to attend the inaugural launch of the Academy at the Monticello Motor Club> in Monticello N.Y. to experience the program and the supercharged cars firsthand.

Our first exercise was piloting the XFR, Jaguar's handsome supercharged sedan, around a small oval at relatively low speeds. With a 510hp V8 capable of pushing ...

Start-up camera company Lytro is about to make missing the perfect shot more impossible. Their new technology allows photographers to edit the focus of an image—after shooting—using special computer software.

This elegant leather billfold keeps bills organized without bulking up pockets.

Artist Daniel Kornrumpf showcases amazing embroidery skills with his series of portraits, all done by hand on linen.

Andy Spade gives a video tour of the ...

by Jack Shaw

While the idea of elevating industrial materials to the level of high design isn't new, recent creative experiments with polyurethane foam have yielded work that feels undeniably fresh. Widely used in the furniture production process, polyurethane foam rarely constitutes a visible part of the final product. The material's amorphous nature and near instantaneous conversion from a liquid to a solid not only lend to its commercial application as insulation and interior support, but have also made it a favorite plaything for conceptual designers. These projects have ...