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Tag Archives: building
Excavator on top of building
This could easily be Photoshopped, but because this is China, I’m not gonna assume that it is. Who knows, those Chinese builders are sometimes crazy, right?
Deep Custom
The full-length short called Deep Custom which I posted a teaser of earlier is now out (embedded above). If you forgot, the film is about Eric Noren and his company called Peacock Groove Cycles which makes highly customized bikes to … Continue reading
The design of the Bank of America Tower
One Bryant Park is the location of the Bank of America Tower, a skyscraper completed in 2008 by Cook+Fox Architects and the very first commercial tower to ever get LEED Platinum certification. I bike past this tower several times weekly … Continue reading
Building a Colnago C59 EPS Italia
Watch this Colnago EPS frame go from raw material to complete bike in 4 and a half minutes.
Remote Nation: a building lit by ambient light from TV screens
I was walking The High Line the other night and came across Kevin Cooley’s installation piece called Remote Nation. The project is on public display at 245 Tenth Avenue (on The High Line between 24th and 25th Streets) and features … Continue reading
Should you leave your office if there’s an earthquake?
I forget at times that this blog is a personal endeavor. So let me just fill my future-self in: Yesterday, I experienced my first earthquake. And it wasn’t in LA or California somewhere. It was in NYC — right smack-dab … Continue reading
