filed in thought on Dec.22, 2009
The new barrier between the US and Mexico stands 15 feet tall and sits on top of the sand so it can lifted by a machine and repositioned whenever the migrating desert dunes begin to bury it. The almost seven miles of floating fence cost about $6 million per mile to build – US-Mexico border [...]
filed in LIFE, PLACES on Aug.21, 2009
I found this over awesomerandomness over tumblr and it is about writing your fears on the wall expressing it and telling it to the public to just let it out your system. It may not remove totally your fear but accepting that you have fear over that thing is one step in removing it. This [...]
filed in thought on Jul.16, 2009
Instead of hiding your outlets behind furniture and worrying about the mess of wires tangled behind your entertainment center, consider making an entire wall that’s nothing but outlets. Then you can artfully plug in your appliances wherever the cords look pleasing to you. Check out this wall of outlets – a unique idea.
filed in DESIGN, GREEN on Dec.22, 2008
Our design team have been searching ideas on what to put into every perimeter fence for our subdivision projects in order to hide the unpretty site brought by dry concrete perimeter walls. The image above is somewhat we are thinking but of course our idea is much better but finding this at treehugger is more [...]
filed in DESIGN on Dec.16, 2008
Now this is pretty neat. More like a pocket door. Neat Idea to open more space in a room. Good replacement for function rooms that uses accordion or sliding doors to divide spaces and when the event needs to have more space, they just open the doors. Now we could treat every function room different [...]
