Apr 21, 2014
Visualisation. Image Courtesy of Han Seok Nam Archibot, a project currently being developed by South Korean architectural designer Han Seok Nam, aims to
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Visualisation. Image Courtesy of Han Seok Nam Archibot, a project currently being developed by South Korean architectural designer Han Seok Nam, aims to
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Not practical, but awfully cool: Austria-based Klemens Torggler is on a mission to re-invent the door, by breaking it into two sections and adding hinges that move in a different axis than you'd expect. Observe: That one's called the Evolution Door and it's skinned in fabric; it's difficult to tell from the perspective in the video, but it appears the corners swing out towards the user in 3D space while in motino, then return to their original plane when