http://designyoutrust.com/2008/07/03/where-photography-meets-illustration/

project name: adaptation of former miner shaft Krystyna for multi functional centre
location: bytom / poland
architects: przemo łukasik, łukasz zagała
associate architects: rafał dziedzic, agnieszka szewera, katarzyna mazurek, dominika marek
client: GC Investment sp. z o.o.
usable floor area: 7000 sq. m.
design: 2009

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Places/155265

A summer home should be simple insofar as it is easy to maintain, inexpensive, comfortable and requires little work to get back into working condition after being idle for a while. While this miniature modular house by Tommie Wilhelmsen takes advantage of cheap materials, a simple plan and a small site to save on costs, it is also compelling in its three-dimensional spatial complexity.

Seen from the outside, the secluded enclosure of an upper bedroom also wraps to form a semi-enclosed deck space below. The volumes that comprise the house fit together but also provide views in various directions and some privacy between each interior and exterior room.

The interior of the building is modern and minimalist as the exterior. Simple white walls and mostly built-in furniture populate these spaces and open shelving and clean lines are found throughout making everything easy to keep tidy.

Nooks and crannies are formed by the wrapping exterior walls to create comfortable interior spaces within the plan – without letting them become cramped by being fully divided and isolated.

Shifts in elevation are also employed to make each small space a distinct section inside of the structure as a whole. While it is only a summer home this would be a wonderfully rich set of spaces to live in year round as well.

-Via dornob

The BMW S.X concept by designer Iulian Bumbu, a graduate of the Transportation Design Course at the Scuola Politecnica di Design (SPD) in Milan. This BMW S.X Concept represents the next generation luxury sports coupe from BMW could look like. And it would be well positioned to take over where the current 6 Series BMW. This design has high-mount brake lights incorporated into the edges of the rear window and the lateral vents located just behind the front wheels.

-Via likecool

A door turns into a ping pong table when you needed, Cool concept! Designed by Tobias Fränzel. You just flip the inner panel down to create a instant ping pong table, after the ping pong game is over, it goes back to being a normal door.

-Via Likecool

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/blue-mantle/256857

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Vintage-pics-for-Russian-Life-magazine-vol_2/254635

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Make-Something-Cool-Every-Day-2009/171640

http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2009/06/samurai-vodka.html

This just a concept. A pretty sharp idea and simple in the same time.