This small bookshop in Bratislava, Slovakia, has a climbing wooden floor that allows it to double up as an informal auditorium. In the daytime these chunky wooden steps provide seats for anyone having a leaf through the books, while during events and talks they can be filled with rows of spectators. Completed by Slovakian architects Martin Jančok of Plural and Aleš Šedivec of Totalstudio in 2010, the bookshop also contains a coffee shop at the floor’s peak.
(Source: theblackworkshop, via designed-for-life)
Illustrations drawn in 1910 that try to forecast what the world was going to look like in the year 2000. (via)
University of Washington researchers have figured out how to implant semitransparent red and blue LED lights in contact lenses, for the purpose of receiving and displaying data in sharp visual images and video. This means wearers will literally be able to watch TV or view photos that are projected directly onto their eyeballs.
SCREECHING
THE FUTURE IS HERE YOU GUYS
Imagine watching a horror movie, you can’t close your eyes… NOPE!
[Still seeing the horror movie?
I never wanted this.]
I would never be able to wear these due to my fear of eyeballs, which includes putting ANYTHING in my eye xD
Da fuck? Is this legitimate? If so, this is really neat. I could see how people would get insanely addicted to it though. That could get really bad really fast.
EDIT: HOLY SHIT. CAN YOU IMAGINE VIDEO GAMES IN FIRST PERSON POV WITH THESE!!?! Oh. My. God.
Out first (Very basic) house floor plan.
Drawing these up are alot more time consuming then you’d think.
(Source: urbanmode, via terkthelastllamabender)










