Futuristic Architecture

Refreshing Modern Home Designed with Spacious Interior

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 31 Mar 2015 12:31:00 -0700

Located in Northcote, Melbourne, Australia, this one certainly will be a great inspiration for you in designing a modern home that wonderfully embraces its lush green surroundings. Named as 27 Main Street, this beautiful living space exhibits the cozy and refreshing vibe due its openness with the lush and fresh green outdoors. It is mainly shown by the stunning open floor plan for the ground level of this modern suburban home, which allows this living space to open to the green courtyard.

Stepping into the ground level of this two-storey 27 Main Street, you will be greeted by the spacious open living area. What makes this space special for us is how this modern home design fantastically allows this space to looks totally stylish in modern interior design while keeping up in harmony with the nature outdoors. The openness is ultimately created through the use of transparent glass element extensively, which undoubtedly will allow the fresh air overflowing within this open living area.

Look at this charming living room that looks really spectacular in its neutral, monochromatic color pallet. The dramatic impression is shown by the stunning contemporary black and white rug with striking pattern. The cozy seating is a must, and this living room certainly has one, as seen on the charming modern grey sofas. You can also find the gorgeous Barcelona chair in black for an alternative for a comfortable yet stylish seating.

The dining space located by the cozy and charming living room showcases the spectacular wall decoration idea. There, you can see the mix of varying artworks with bright, colorful splash surrounding a simple rectangular wall mirror. This striking wall decoration idea fantastically brings in plenty of color within this open living area, which is designed in white interior. Despite its contrasting impression with the gorgeous living room, both of those spaces are connected by the use of charming rounded white pendant as a spectacular part to this modern home design interior, which undoubtedly showcases the beautiful glow.

Video How to Make Multipurpose Antique Furniture

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 27 Mar 2015 02:26:00 -0700

The following is a video on how to make furniture antique become multifunctional. The antique furniture is made to be more multifunctional and looks modern furniture.

To create a multipurpose furniture is not easy, combines the idea of a common table in the form so that it can function more.

Exciting? Here Video How to Make Multipurpose Antique Furniture

Multi-Functional Furniture Design, Home Interior

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 29 Aug 2014 22:23:00 -0700

Interior furniture takes on a multifunctional style in this selection of transforming interior furniture pieces. Looking more like Transformers figurines than decor for your home, these various pieces are a compact and cost-effective solution suited for just about any home.

There are limitless benefits to purchasing furniture that's able to change its functionality. It also prevents you from having to spend as much money, especially when purchasing baby furnishings, which inevitably can only be used for a limited period of time.

Shenyang Western Railway Station Concept

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 16:54:00 -0700

The construction of Shenyang Western Railway Station had been started on Oct.15, 2009. And it will be completed before the end of next year.

After the construction, the Western Railway Station will be connected with the subways, the long-distance buses, public buses, and taxis.

(Source : Liaoning-gateway.com)

Abu Dhabi Airport New Terminal

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 16:50:00 -0700

Abu Dhabi international airport is all set to get a New Terminal in April-May period. The construction will begin in the second quarters of this year as clarified by the Airport authorities.

According to Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) a general contractor for the Midfield Terminal Complex (MTC) is set to be appointed. Tenders are now being invited for the same. The construction work for the new terminal is expected to last 5 years and will be available to the public from the first half of 2017.

From International Air Traffic data Abu Dhabi International Airport receives 12 million or more passengers every calendar year and the number continues to mount. To keep pace with the rise in air traffic, especially international flights ADAC has undertaken this futuristic project.

“This development represents one of the largest investments by the government to deliver the needed infrastructure, in line with Abu Dhabi Plan 2030” says Khalifa Al Mazrouei, ADAC’s chairman.

The proposed new infrastructure will more than double the passenger handling capacity of the airport to 24-26 million passengers a year.

Source : http://latestgulfnews.info/business/abu-dhabi-airport-new-terminal-up-gradation-2012/

JEDDAH, Kingdom tower

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 16:36:00 -0700

Kingdom Tower - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

At over 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) and a total construction area of 530,000 square meters (5.7 million square feet), Kingdom Tower will be the centerpiece and ﬁ rst construction phase of the $20 billion Kingdom City development in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, near the Red Sea.

Expected to cost $1.2 billion to construct, Kingdom Tower will be a mixed-use building featuring a luxury hotel, ofﬁ ce space, serviced apartments, luxury condominiums and the world’s highest observatory. Kingdom Tower’s height will be at least 173 meters (568 feet) taller than Burj Khalifa, which was designed by Adrian Smith while at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

AS+GG’s design for Kingdom Tower is both highly technological and distinctly organic. With its slender, subtly asymmetrical massing, the tower evokes a bundle of leaves shooting up from the ground—a burst of new life that heralds more growth all around it. This symbolizes the tower as a catalyst for increased development around it. The sleek, streamlined form of the tower was inspired by the folded fronds of young desert plant growth. The way the fronds sprout upward from the ground as a single form, then start separating from each other at the top, is an analogy of new growth fused with technology. While the design is contextual to Saudi Arabia, it also represents an evolution and a reﬁ nement of an architectural continuum of skyscraper design. The three-petal footprint is ideal for residential units, and the tapering wings produce an aerodynamic shape that helps reduce structural loading due to wind vortex shedding. The Kingdom Tower design embraces its architectural pedigree, taking full advantage of the proven design strategies and technological strategies of its lineage, reﬁ ning and advancing them to achieve new heights.

The result is an elegant, cost-efﬁ cient and highly constructible design that is at once grounded in built tradition and aggressively forward-looking, taking advantage of new and innovative thinking about technology, building materials, life-cycle considerations and energy conservation. For example, the project will feature a high-performance exterior wall system that will minimize energy consumption by reducing thermal loads. In addition, each of Kingdom Tower’s three sides features a series of notches that create pockets of shadow that shield areas of the building from the sun and provide outdoor terraces with stunning views of Jeddah and the Red Sea.

The great height of Kingdom Tower necessitates one of the world’s most sophisticated elevator systems. The Kingdom Tower complex will contain 59 elevators, including 54 single-deck and ﬁ ve double-deck elevators, along with 12 escalators. Elevators serving the observatory will travel at a rate of 10 meters per second in both directions. Another unique feature of the design is a sky terrace, roughly 30 meters (98 feet) in diameter, at level 157. It is an outdoor amenity space intended for use by the penthouse ﬂoor.

The area surrounding Kingdom Tower is known as the Kingdom Tower Waterfront District. Designed by AS+GG, the 23-hectare Waterfront District provides a cohesive and pedestrian-friendly setting for the magniﬁ cent Kingdom Tower while creating a pleasant neighborhood experience nestled along the Kingdom City lakefront. The Kingdom Tower Waterfront District encompasses a high-end shopping mall and additional development parcels that accommodate commercial and high-density residential uses, ofﬁ ces, two luxury hotels and high-quality open spaces, including the central Tower Plaza. A serene waterfront promenade connects Kingdom Tower, the various development parcels, the open space areas and the mall together. The result is an exciting mixed-use area that offers a concentrated and comprehensive experience including vibrant shopping, entertainment and open-space amenities. The Waterfront District also provides an array of connections to other areas within Kingdom City’s overall master plan, designed by HOK Architects.

The Waterfront District is subdivided into 13 development parcels, the largest of which are the Kingdom Tower parcel of about 90,000 square meters and the mall parcel of about 65,000 sm. Smaller mixed-use parcels of between 5,000 sm and 10,000 sm are arranged in two development precincts, North and South, each with its own unifying palette of materials. The parcel sizes vary depending on the density of each site; the larger sites are farther away from Kingdom Tower, with the smaller sites stepping closer to the tower, creating the effect of an architectural amphitheater around the structure. Views of Kingdom Tower from throughout the District—including the sensitively designed 20- to 60-story buildings around the tower—are spectacular. The buildings closest to the tower are of lower heights, ensuring that the outer buildings also have access to views of Kingdom Tower.

Azerbaijan Tower

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 28 Jul 2012 16:23:00 -0700

Developer plans world's tallest building for Baku suburb

A local investor is hoping to build a 185-storey building in Sahil (formerly Primorsk) in the southwestern suburbs of Baku.

The State Committee for Construction and Architecture has not yet received an offical application from the developer, the committee's deputy chairman, Dovlatkhan Dovlatkhanov, told Fineko.

He said that local investor Haji Ibrahim had started preliminary work on the project.

"As far as we know, the investor has already hired an architect, who has designed the initial sketch of the project which encompasses an offshore area in addition to the coastal zone and envisages the construction of artificial islands," Dovletkhanov said.

"The construction of a 185-floor building in the Baku settlement of Sahil is technically feasible. More detailed information will be provided after the fully developed project has been reviewed by specialists of the State Committee and the Ministry for Emergency Situations's evaluation committee," Dovletkhanov said.

A source in the Emergencies Ministry confirmed to Fineko that the project would be technically possible, but questioned whether it was needed at all.

Azerbaijan has experience of creating artificial land mass. Back in 1925 Lenin’s Cove, as it was then known, in Bibi Heybat was filled in.

If Haji Ibrahim's project sees the light of day, the Baku (Sahil) skyscraper will be taller than the world's tallest building - the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

Al Hamra Firdous Tower, Kuwait

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 16:16:00 -0700

The Al Hamra Firdous tower, rising 412m in the centre of Kuwait City, is set to become a landmark tower of iconic sculptural form. The 78-floor skyscraper will be the tallest of its kind in Kuwait.

The Al Hamra Firdous has been designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM). It received the Cityscape award for commercial, mixed-use developments in 2010. It also received awards from the Chicago Athenaeum, MIPIM Architectural Review Future Project Award and a bronze from Miami Architectural Bienal in the Unbuilt Project category in 2007. The mixed-use complex project was announced in June 2005.

Work on the project began in January 2006 and is scheduled for completion in 2012. It will have a total land area of 195,000m² and a total built area of 290,000m². The unique geometry of the tower creates the illusion of a subtle, elegant twist, which will reflect the profile of the peninsula with its delicate glass veil, allowing breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf.

The complex geometry of the tower is defined with a pure, simple formal operation. The operation is based on the removal of mass / volume due south in order to maximise views and minimise the solar radiation.

As a result, the tower gives the impression of a twisting sculpture which reacts to the environment with its transparent envelope facing north and its solid wall facing south.

Facts
Official Name : Al Hamra Firdous Tower Former
Other Name : Al Hamra Tower
Type : building
Status : completed
Country : Kuwait
City : Kuwait City
Building Function : office
Structural Material : concrete
Proposed : 2005
Start of Construction : 2005
Completion : 2011
Global Ranking : #13 tallest building in the world
Regional ranking : #2 tallest building in Middle East
National Ranking : #1 tallest building in Kuwait
City Ranking : #1 tallest building in Kuwait City

Shimao International Plaza, Shanghai

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 16:06:00 -0700

Shimao International Plaza 上海世茂国际广场 is a 333.3 m (1,094 ft) tall skyscraper of 60 stories in Shanghai's Huangpu District. It was completed in 2005 under the design of Ingenhoven, Overdiek und Partner, East China Architecture and Design Institute.

Shimao International Plaza has two spires on its top, which make its total construction height to 333.3 metres. Most of the building (the upper 48 floors) houses the five-star, ultra-luxurious Le Royal Méridien Shanghai hotel with 770 rooms. The building also includes a 9 floor shopping mall and 3 floors of exclusive clubs. Shanghai Shimao Group bought the original developer of the tower, Wan Xiang Group, in 2001 and the name of the building was changed.

Facts
Official Name : Shimao International Plaza
Type : building
Status : Completed
Country : China
City : Shanghai
Building Function : hotel / office
Structural Material : concrete
Start of Construction : 2001
Completion : 2006
Global Ranking : #30 tallest in the World
Regional Ranking : #18 tallest in Asia (excluding the Middle East)
National Ranking : #14 tallest in China
City Ranking : #3 tallest in Shanghai

Shanghai World Financial Centeri

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:57:00 -0700

The Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC; Chinese: 上海环球金融中心) is a supertall skyscraper located in the Pudong district of Shanghai,China. It was designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and developed by Mori Building. It is a mixed-use skyscraper, consisting of offices, hotels, conference rooms, observation decks, and ground-floor shopping malls. Park Hyatt Shanghai is the hotel component, containing 174 rooms and suites. Occupying the 79th to the 93rd floors, it is the second-highest hotel in the world, surpassing the Grand Hyatt Shanghai on the 53rd to 87th floors of the neighboring Jin Mao Tower.

The SWFC opened on 28 August 2008, with its observation deck opening two days later. This observation deck, currently the world's tallest, offers views from 474 m (1,555 ft) above ground level. The SWFC has been lauded for its design, and in 2008 it was named by architects as the year's best completed skyscraper. (Source form Wikipedia)

Facts :
Official Name : Shanghai World Financial Center
Type : building
Status : completed
Country : China
City : Shanghai
Building Function : hotel / office
Structural Material : composite
Proposed : 1997
Start of Construction : 1997
Completion : 2008
Global Ranking : #3 tallest building in the world
Regional Ranking : #2 tallest building in Asia (excluding the Middle East)
National Ranking : #1 tallest building in China
City Ranking : #1 tallest building in Shanghai

Panama City's Skyline

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:21:00 -0700

Panama City's Skyline

Hotel Bella Sky Denmark

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 00:32:00 -0700

3XN meet tight constraints with an innovative and angular hotel

The Bella Conference Centre wanted a hotel that would mark and support Copenhagen's increasing importance on the international convention and congress scene. At the same time they wanted a hotel where the architecture, the design and the materials used would give the guests an experience into Nordic culture and aesthetics.

3XN designed a hotel that with its sculptural profile and high visibility draw many visitors to the Ørestad neighbourhood, thereby strengthening the broad awareness of the conference centre. Inside, 3XN focused on creating an interior that communicates informal and friendly hospitality and that through colours, materials and design reflect the characteristics of Nordic nature, design tradition and innovation.

Developing the design was the result of a dynamic and pragmatic process where the challenges of the programme formed creative solutions. As the building site was small, the possibilities for placement for the building were limited. The challenge was to provide as many rooms as possible with a view, while staying below the maximum building height of 76.5 metres. This led to the two slanted tower solution allowing for views from most of the 814 hotel rooms. The architectural solution not only solves the problem but it also leads to a unique shape of the building, adding an iconic value to the hotel and providing the convention area with strong landmark.

The façade reflects the angled movement of the building and underlines the urban pulse, and the inside offers innovative features such as green walls and a unique LED lamp installation in the foyer.

For the interior design 3XN chose the best from the Nordic tradition in terms of new and classic items from designers such as Hay, Arne Jacobsen and Finn Juhl. The common thread running through the furniture, textiles and lamps, are round organic forms, underlining the informal and relaxed mood. Synthetic materials are banned. Hence, carpets are in wool, bed sheets in pure cottons, and there is a prevailing use of natural materials such as wood and leather found throughout the décor. The smokey colour palette gives the rooms warmth and creates references to the Nordic nature, which is evident from the hotel views over the neighbouring nature park.

Velo Towers in Seoul Korea

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 00:24:00 -0700

Pair of Velo Towers in Seoul design revealed by Asymptote Architecture

Yet another ambitious project at the Yongsan International Business District in Seoul has been unveiled. New York-based Asymptote Architecture has revealed its plans for a pair of residential towers. The two buildings will sit neatly at the Yongsan Dreamhub development site, arranged as a series of stacked and rotated volumes angled specifically to take in the best views over the Yongsan Park and Han River.

The two towers are connected by a skybridge which is suspended 30 storeys above ground level, providing the residents of both structures with fitness and recreation centres, communal lounges, pools, spas and eateries, as well as a landscaped sky garden. A raised plinth at ground level also offers communal facilities in a light-filled atrium. Residential communities are grouped in six- to eight-storey sections in rotated units which Asymptote Architecture suggests separates The Velo Towers from the typical residential skyscraper concept.

Each of the 500 individual apartments vary in size from 45 sq m to 82 sq m and have been deliberately designed to enable the integration of prefabricated plug-in interior components. The external facades have also been conceptualised with prefab parts, including custom moulded composite shells coated in pearlescent automotive paint.

Asymptote Architecture: VELO TOWERS, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea, 2012

Yongsan International Business District (YIBD) in Seoul

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 00:15:00 -0700

International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) is pleased to present its design for Block H of the Yongsan International Business District (YIBD) in Seoul. The goal of YIBD is to create a new symbol for the 21st Century city; a new urban center in Seoul for international business, living, entertainment, and shopping. YIBD will lead the world in innovative design, maximizing the site potential and taking advantage of connections made to its urban and natural assets. The master plan, created byStudio Daniel Libeskind, is a dynamic urban environment containing contributions from 19 different architects practicing in diverse locations around the globe.

Scheduled for completion in 2016, Block H consists of a luxury 5-Star hotel and high-end serviced residential building containing 167,225 square meters of space. The 385-meter-tall tower sits on a 14,600-square-meter parcel of land on the northeastern border of the YIBD, achieving an FAR of 11.4%. KPF’s building is situated in a way that seeks to mediate the extreme height (665m) of the landmark office tower to the northwest, and transition this height to the lower scale of the residential blocks beyond. KPF sought to intensify the social aspect of the street through a distinct urban landscape and diverse program at the lower levels of the building.

According to KPF Design Principal, Trent Tesch, “Our goal for this project is to establish and make connections to street life, the new city of Yongsan, and to the larger context of Seoul. We do this through a thoughtful approach to the building’s program, position, and character.”

Fundamental to the logic of the unique shape of the design is the idea that the building is comprised of apartments and hotel rooms that demand ample natural light, dramatic views, and maximum privacy. These three internal parameters have shaped the DNA of the Architecture. Like an organic system that seeks equilibrium with nature, the design grows outward from the center, towards views and light, into three distinct “wings.” The three wings guarantee that the residential apartments will have a major corner view from the living space, while maximizing its privacy from the adjacent unit. Unlike most “Y” type high-rise towers, the design “steps” each wing asymmetrically so there is a low-wing, a mid-wing and a high-wing. The building is carefully oriented to increase views to the Han River to the south (low-wing), the Yongsan Park to the east (mid-wing), and the Nam-San historic district and adjacent landmark tower to the north (high-wing).

Trump Tower™ Manila Philippines

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 8 Jul 2012 23:51:00 -0700

Trump Tower™ Manila, Makati City, Philippines

This 250m spire is owned and developed by Philippines-based Century Properties who are marketing the project as ‘a symbol of power, achievement and modern grandeur’. If seen through to realisation, Trump Tower™ Manila will be one of the tallest buildings in the Philippines, incorporating over 220 units of sleek residential space ranging from 57 sq m to a generous 435 sq m, supported by various luxury amenities.

These exclusive facilities include a library, business centre, communal lounge, video room, juice bar, sun deck, lap pool, and spa and fitness centre. Located in the developer’s flagship development - Century City - within the financial district of Makati City, this is a tower for the elite.

Trump Tower Manila

Beijing International Airport

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 8 Jul 2012 23:41:00 -0700

According to the U.S. Embassy to China, the country will be building 108 new airports between 2004 and 2009 -- including what will be the world's largest.

The Beijing International Airport, designed by Foster & Partners. Set to open at the end of 2007, in time for the Beijing Olympics in 2008, the airport terminal will cover more than 1 million square meters, giving it a bigger footprint than the Pentagon.

10 Railway Stations With Futuristic Design

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 20:23:00 -0700

Train times has now become a vital means of transportation for the world community, but what becomes of the train without railway station. The railway station should also be made no less comfortable like the train.

Railway station with sophisticated architecture, futuristic, and exotic, are able to give the impression of depth and comfort for passengers. Here are 10 train stations with the best architecture in the world.

Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Berlin Hauptbahnhof is the largest train station in Europe. Construction of the building is very modern, and have the futuristic architecture of the building. This train station was completed in 2006. The building is composed of metal and glass panels that allow sunlight to shine into the building.

Railway Stations - Berlin

Kuala Lumpur Railway Station
The railway station in Malaysia is actually a fairly old train station, station construction is completed in 1920, so that the building is a classic style. This can be seen with the construction of this building that blends western styles and Malay, so the impression that looks even more ancient adds historical and cultural value. Even some people would judge that this is more appropriate if the station is called the castle.

Railway Stations - Malaysia

North Park Cable Way
North Park cable way is one of the largest station in Austria which is located in the city of Innsbruck. Architecture construction Cable Way North Park studio was designed by architect Zaha Hadid. The roof of the station building was built as an abstract wave shape and adds a futuristic train station.

Railway Stations - Austria

Railway station La Gare de Strasbourg

Railway station La Gare de Strasbourg was designed in 1883 by an architect from Berlin named Johann Jacobsthal, then renovated again in 2007. In this renovation, added to the framework of glass and glass construction of 120 meters on the outside, so this station seems like a jewel that shines when exposed to sunlight. was designed in 1883 by an architect from Berlin named Johann Jacobsthal, then renovated again in 2007. In this renovation, added to the framework of glass and glass construction of 120 meters on the outside, so this station seems like a jewel that shines when exposed to sunlight.

Railway Stations - Perancis

Kanazawa Train Station
The first architecture to be seen by visitors at the gate of the station is 14 meters tall like a traditional Japanese-style gate. Inside the station, you will see the most impressive architecture of the dome that covers the part that connects the east and west consists of 3,000 glass panels. The station is also known as a station that blends traditional style with wood-based metal-based modern architectures.

Railway Stations - Jepang

The Southern Cross Station
The Southern Cross Station is a train station located in Melbourne. As one of the most vital railway station in Australia, it's no wonder this station architecture is very impressive. The most interesting part of this building is a corrugated roof. Because mengesankanya, this station was awarded the Lubetkin Prize up by the Royal Institute of British Architects, an award for new buildings of high architectural located outside the European Union.

Railway Stations - Australia

Estacion de Atocha
Estacion de Atocha train station which is built like a miniature jungle-like park to give the impression of nature at this station. This station was originally built in 1851, then in 1992, begin to add mini forest area of the work of Rafael Moneo 4,000 meters.

Railway Stations - Spanyol

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
The station is located in the city of Mumbai and is one of the busiest stations in India. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus designed by Frederick William Stevens, an English architect. High architectural value because of the blending of two models of the architecture between gothic western models with the traditional Indian model, thus judged to have more value to the world-19an century architecture. In 2004 the station was written in the list of World Heritage sites as a world heritage building

Railway Stations - India

Antwerpen Central Station
The station was built between the years 1895 to 1905. Railway Cathedral. This train station has a unique shape of the building like a church with a big dome on the roof, as well as a small dome on the flanks of the upper corner of the building. No wonder the public is more often refer to this station as the station's Cathedral.

Railway Stations - Belgia

St Pancras Station
The railway station is located in London England and was built between the years 1864 to 1868. The architecture is very impressive, according pembuatanya year. This building has a very thick atmosphere of the ancient, with typical British architecture and combined with light Gothic style. At the station there are also two 9-meter-tall statue made of bronze. At the station there is also the world's longest champagne bar.

Railway Stations - Inggris

Futuristic Concept of Nokia Cell Phone

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 20:58:00 -0800

Futuristic Concept of Nokia Cell Phone

Nokia Aeon Concept

Nokia Aeon Concept

Nokia 888 Phone

Nokia 888 Phone

Nokia Eco Sensor Phone

Nokia Eco Sensor Phone

Nokia Morph

Nokia Morph

Futuristic Laptop and Smart Gadget Designs

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:52:00 -0800

Now laptop companies competing to make laptops with futuristic design, here are a few manufacturers with each design.

Mac Tab

Mac Tab

LG Ecological Laptop

LG Ecological Laptop

Vaio Zoom

Vaio Zoom

Samsung AMOLED Concept

Samsung AMOLED Concept

Dell XCS

Dell XCS

Futuristic Mac Product Concept

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 22:10:00 -0800

All of these things may sound like science fiction, but thanks to recent technological innovation, they’re officially within the realm of possibility – or even already available.

The iChat
Rodolphe Desmare is responsible for this iPhone concept, which is more notable for its imagined features than its looks. The front camera would allow video conferencing on the iPhone, something that the blogosphere is already very excited about as a potential feature for the new release of the iPhone.

Futuristic Gadget The iChat

iPhone 4G Concept
This fantasy iPhone mimics both the look of Mac OS/X and the aluminum case of a MacBook Pro. We couldn’t suss out the real name of the designer but you can see more pictures from this designer under his handle “youngSpace” at Flickr.

iPhone 4G Concept

The iRing
This design created by Victor Soto is meant to control the Playback functionality of your iPod/iPhone device wirelessly through the use of a ring that you wear on your finger. The touch-sensitive function strip and the battery life of 12 hours make the iRing an object of intense desire.

The iRing

iPhone Slider Qwerty Concept
The Apple iPhone Slider incorporates a Qwerty keyboard into the iPhone design. Concept designed by Aaron Besson.

iPhone Slider Qwerty Concept

iPhone ELITE
The iPhone ELITE concept, designed by Mat Brady, comes with optional slide out keyboard and a front-facing camera that enables video conferencing.

iPhone ELITE

Futuristic iPhone Concept
See-through Apple iPhone concept designed by Robert Davis. While there are a lot of iPhone concepts out there, this one is probably one of the coolest.

Futuristic iPhone Concept

Futuristic Design Concepts We Wish Were Real

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 21:16:00 -0700

Here you have amazing futuristic design concepts that will make you crave more.

Propulsion Powered Flying Cycle

Futuristic Design Flying Cycle

ON AIR Wrist Watch

Futuristic Design Watch

Underwater Jet Ski

Futuristic Design Jet Ski

Watch Displaying Time in Sand

Futuristic Design Watch

The iRing

Futuristic Design iRing

Futuristic Building Concept

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 11:46:00 -0700

Here are Futuristic Building Concept Pictures

Futuristic Building

Best Futuristic Architectures Photos

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 11:22:00 -0700

Here are the best futuristic architecture photos

Futuristic Architecture of Taichung Tower project

The House Unique by Avan Grade Design

Futuristic Architecture