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Ringing a bicycle bell in a crowd is a quick way to clear the path ahead
I thought I had posted this here before, but after some searching I don’t think I have (although I had seen it ages ago). This Japanese video posted over at Neatorama again shows how a simple bicycle bell can get … Continue reading
New concrete can soak up 1500 gallons of water
Ok, that headline may be a bit misleading. The concrete isn’t exactly soaking the water up. It’s just made in a way that allows water to flow right through it and back to the ground. I’m not sure what this … Continue reading
Soft City installation by Benjamin Boré
This is a cool art installation called Soft City by French architect Benjamin Boré. He turned the brick pathway in this part of town into a visually confusing street water-bed. [via]
Microlawns
Photo by David Yoon Microlawns is a very niche blog about super-tiny patches of green found mostly in urban cities wedged between sidewalk concrete and gravel. You’ve undoubtedly seen one in your daily walks and now you have something to … Continue reading
Fat Snowman
Not sure if Justin took this photo, but it’s friggin’ great! In NYC, the snow that falls in the tree planters never gets dug out, so making a snowman out of that is a brilliant idea!
