The Nameless Hills and Dellswnyc:
Fresh Kills, the world’s largest landfill soon to be transformed into a productive and beautiful cultural destination. Open to the public for Open House New York weekend.
October 16 and 17 people!
Reblogged from WNYC's Transmitter
wnyc:
Fresh Kills, the world’s largest landfill soon to be transformed into a productive and beautiful cultural destination. Open to the public for Open House New York weekend.
October 16 and 17 people!
Reblogged from Discoveries
24 things you can clean with lemon
This green cleaner and natural disinfectant has a wonderful smell, and best of all, you probably have one in your refrigerator right now.
i basically need to try all of these tips.
Reblogged from blog | anthropologie
My friend Joe is fascinated with maps, but frustrated by the limitations of their edges. His solution? A continuous, global city:
Collage is a way to bring some vibrancy back to idea of maps. Piecing together scraps of urban fabric is a hunt for new points of continuity and activation. This creative combination doesn’t really play well with borders, and I found that by working on a sphere instead of a plane, I could create an endless collage. After all, a global city has no borders.
Via: jringenberg.com
Reblogged from The Atlantic
Iceland’s Northern Lights Shimmer in Time-Lapse of 6,500 Still Images
Photographer Ágúst Ingvarsson shot over 6,500 still photographs of the aurora borealis in and around Reykjavik this past winter. Combined, they make up Aurora Islandica, a gorgeous time-lapse video of this supernatural meteorological phenomenon. This is one to watch full screen.
Reblogged from The Atlantic
The Revolutions Were Tweeted — an stunning visualization of information flows on Twitter during the 2011 Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings. Go play.
What is this incredible plant? #Brooklyn #flower #summer #wonder #color (Taken with instagram)
