This is one of the weirdest and coolest Tumblrs we’ve seen.
“The distinctive white building, with 135-foot parabolic arches, is a quintessential example of the Mid-Century modern design school known as “Googie” or “Populuxe.” The LAX tower was designed by a team of architects and engineers headed by William Pereira and Charles Luckman, which also included Paul Williams and Welton Becket.”
(via atompunk)
x-ray delta one photostream on FLickr: “Shopping by TV” from the Populuxe album.
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At 100% Design, they launched the Coffee Bench, a movable bench and table that is a smart use of space. Inspired by the need to have coffee in the garden with no space for the cup or newspaper, they designed a smart, rotating unit that can be easily adjusted based on your needs.
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Developed by the Shenzhen Hashi Future Parking Equipment Co., the 3D Fast Bus (or the more aptly termed Straddling Bus) was first exhibited at the 13th Beijing International High-tech Expo this year. As described by China Hush:
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Perhaps I should put this on a new blog called “Yesterday’s Tech Tomorrow”.
Apple introduced a new “Magic Trackpad” today, a very nice trackpad to be used instead of a mouse. But I remember using it back in 1997 with my 20th Anniversary Macintosh. See this picture?
Because even geeks need to take a bath every now and then…










