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Inspired by one of the most known toys – or for others the basic module for testing the first architectural ideas in the living room – Michael Jantzen created a new way of footbridge experience.
It’s a little bit like gamification of the dull nature of bridges and reaching the next level while wandering. But it is more: „…those who use the Footstep Bridge, experience a new way of crossing over a road, river, etc. as they move up and down through space and time to get to the other side.“
Folks with an eye for unusual design likely had their interest piqued by Samsung´s new S9 which features a crazy frame design, but now a new Philips television is stepping into the living room limelight. Dubbed the Philips DesignLine, the set hides an LCD display behind a pane of seamless glass with a transparent to solid black gradient that supports itself by leaning against a wall! It’s such a simple idea that creates an iconic design in a field wherealmost everything is seen. Well done Philips!
See the nearly forgotten turn-of-the-century craft of creating reverse glass signs and gilded mirrors in a stunning 20-minute film of the designer and traditional sign-writer David A. Smith.