In the Artists own words:
“What would you do if you could travel back in time? Assassinate Marilyn Monroe? Go on a date with Hitler? Obviously. But here’s what I’d do after that: grab all the modern technology I could find, take it to the late 70’s, superficially redesign it all to blend in, start a consumer electronics company to unleash it upon the world, then sit back as I rake in billions, trillions, or even millions of dollars.”
I like his thinking, and the great retro poster concepts. Check them out.
Check out his site for more great images
Alax Varanese | alt1977
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Its 2010, i entireley expected to be flying to work by now.
Wired Magazine and Will Ferrell take a look at the future that never was.
Where’s The Future | Wired
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That’s the snappy (as translated)Â new title of he Beijing olympics famous watercube. The building has been repurposed to house a new water theme park and is now open for business.
Beijing’s Water Cube now has slides, rides, a wave pool and spa | CNNGo.com.
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It has been 6 years since Gresley Abas was formed and we celebrated with cake!
Phil and Ahmad took the honours of blowing out the candles as we all refected on the journey that has brought us to here……….16 staff across two offices.
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“Another stupendously derivative interpretation of the regional vernacular. “
Another hilarious post from Unhappy Hipsters
(Photo: Catherine Ledner; Dwell)
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This project to provide a wet trades workshop as well as a conversion of existing facilities into a commercial kitchen and restaurant is complete.
Ballajura Community College will be serving lunch soon!
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Holmes Residence is nearing completion!
The landscape is starting to materialize and the finishing touches are going on inside…….
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Construction is forging ahead in stage 1 of the Aboriginal Interpretive Centre at Champion Lakes.
The blockwork is almost complete and we are starting to see some of the artworks materialize. All 11 panels of the interpretive wall artwork (by Norma MacDonald) have been erected and some of the community artwork tiles (by Sandra Hill and Jenny Dawson) have been finished. The insitu concrete walls are in place and the amphitheater is starting to take shape.
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In our series of green bottle talks Lisa Mcgann from our office was kind (and brave) enough to show us (a bunch of picky designers) around her newly designed and built home.
Lisa spent long hours working on her North Perth home and we were all suitably impressed with the result.
Congratulations Lisa!
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